Cork is made from bark, which makes it a renewable resource. Plus, it can form to the shape of a wine bottle, making it an incredibly appealing way to seal wine. But there's a drawback ...

Other brands have forgone both capsule and cork altogether, opting to close wine bottles with screw caps instead. While some wine purists argue that screw caps are indicative of cheap wines ...

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 ...

Currently, Cork Bar offers 25+ wines – available ... tables topped with small lanterns and, of course, many bottles of wine in full view. Much of the wood was repurposed from old doors, and ...

Make a launchpad that holds the bottle with the neck downwards, lets you attach the pump and stand behind the bottle. One good method is to plant a spade or garden fork in the ground at a low angle ...

Rick Corcoran and his wife Dana never imagined that a typical trip to the couples’ hunting cabin would lead to a popular ...

Into the bottle put roughly 500ml of water (a quarter of its capacity). Seal the bottle with the cork and valve. Open the valve and attach the pump. Safety: Check the launch area is clear before ...