If you're a fan of DIY crafts and decor, start saving your wine corks after you finish a bottle. Here are a few cute and ...

Basically, you're going to soak the wine corks in ethanol for 12 hours or more until the corks get completely saturated with the fuel. For safety's sake, be sure to put the lid on the Mason jar while ...

If you want to repurpose wine corks into pollinator-friendly perches, start with a clean water source. You may already have a bird bath on your property with pollinator visitors. You can simply add a ...

Located in Northwest D.C., Cork Wine Bar debuted its ‘Corkyard,’ previously known as its secret wine garden. (Courtesy Sam Sanchez/Cork Wine Bar) D.C.’s Cork Wine Bar debuted its “Corkyard ...

Trichloroanisole also called TCA is what most people refer to as cork taint, it’s a fungus that gives wine a moldy, cardboard like aroma. While cork manufacturers are getting better at eradicating TCA ...

Gardeners are being encouraged to repurpose their wine corks to benefit their plants this summer. According to an expert, the corks can help prevent issues such as root rot and fungal diseases. TV ...

Gardeners are being encouraged to repurpose their wine corks to benefit their plants this summer. According to an expert, the corks can help prevent issues such as root rot and fungal diseases. TV ...

In the wine world, the ritual of cork presentation sparks debate among enthusiasts and sommeliers. Some advocate for sniffing the cork to detect TCA taint, which can spoil the wine, while others ...

There are plenty of things you should and should not add to your compost, and wine corks offer some unique properties that set them apart from typical ingredients.Cork is around 90% air and filled ...