While either of those options might work just fine, my suggestion is pretty simple: Just use a waiter’s corkscrew. First make ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's easy to screw up with a corkscrew -- and we've all fallen victim to a broken cork. Perhaps you were waiting to enjoy an expensive old ...

Other brands have forgone both capsule and cork altogether, opting to close wine bottles with screw caps instead. While some ...

When we think of cork, we might simply think of wine bottle stoppers. But the material, which has been used for thousands of years in various applications, is finding contemporary expression in a new ...

Placing the red hot metal around the neck, it makes a clean break leaving the cork intact. The method originated in Portugal as an alternative to opening very old bottles of wine with corks that ...