While either of those options might work just fine, my suggestion is pretty simple: Just use a waiter’s corkscrew. First make sure the bottle is very chilled. Carbon dioxide is more soluble at lower ...

Luckily, you can buy an $8 champagne stopper to maintain ... (That’s why sparkling wine bottles have a cage over the top to keep the cork in place. That pressure is no joke!) ...

you can easily and effectively remove the cork without wasting a drop. Whether you're serving Champagne for a special occasion or prosecco at brunch, any bottle with a cage can benefit from this hack.

Honestly, I screamed, writes The Independent’s wine expert Rosamund Hall. I wanted to reach into my television, pull the ...

When they want, Cork play scintillating stuff. Champagne hurling. The momentum and confidence they have built up now is irresistible. And it’s going to be really, really hard to stop.