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BACK WHEN we were having dinners at other people’s homes, any time I saw my host struggling with a less-than-desirable corkscrew, I felt duty-bound to provide an alternative. Take, for example, my ...

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The art of uncorking just got a little more elegant—and easier. Though many of us are often eager to take that first sip of our favorite varietal, getting the cork out of the way can prove a challenge ...

The corkscrew, like so many other inventions, was borne out of necessity. For as long as we have sold wine in glass bottles sealed with cork stoppers, consumers have struggled to easily remove those ...

Depending on your preferences, the corkscrew may be one of the most used tools in your kitchen. But while the helix-shaped opener is essential for oenophiles today, that wasn’t always the case. Read ...