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It remains as Michigan’s oldest winery in operation.. With a welcoming climate for vines, the wine industry grew in southwest Michigan.

However, we found the neck to almost be too long, resulting in an unbalanced feel in the hand and a bit of difficulty while pouring.We found that the wine evolved beautifully from the decantation and that the difference the decanter made was positive and noticeable.

Our biggest issue was the piece’s very thick lip, which led to frequent drips — and its above-average weight made it a bit tiresome to use after a few pours.. Food & Wine.is a freelance wine and travel journalist who divides her time between New York and Paris.Denig's writing appears regularly in Decanter, WineSearcher, Food & Wine, Liquor, and Wine Enthusiast, among others.

When decanting wine at home, her go-to brands are Zalto and Riedel.. Oset Babür-Winter.is the former Senior Drinks Editor for Food & Wine who has completed the level 3 advanced qualification in wine with the Wine and Spirits Education Trust.

She has reported stories on food, lifestyle, and culture in other works, including The New York Times, Bon Appétit, GQ, VICE, The Guardian, TASTE, Vox, and Harvard Magazine.

She provided additional reporting and expertise for this piece.Getty Images; Antonis Achilleos.Transfer leaves to a plate lined with paper towels; set aside.

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