Wrap one hand tightly around the neck of the wine bottle to hold it in place, and use your other hand to cup the toe of your shoe in your palm (the back of your hand will be facing the wall/tree).

Internet memes may tell you "there's no such thing as leftover wine ... air exposure. A bottle whose cork has been lost is better off covered with foil or plastic wrap than just left open.

Packing wine correctly also protects against bottle shock, the flavor deterioration ... especially when layered with garments or bubble wrap. Bubble wrap is much more effective for protecting ...

I’m jumping on the sustainable fabric gift wrap train, and I hope you’ll join me for the ride. What’s the point of fabric gift wrap? Fabric gift wrap is not a new thing. It’s been used for ...

“When packing more than one bottle of wine, make sure you take proper care to separate them with a shock-absorbing barrier—a bundle of clothes, shoes, or lots of bubble wrap,” adds Karstune ...

Do your best to insulate the wine in the event of rough treatment of your luggage—bubble wrap is good, and Styrofoam shipping ... There are more affordable wine bottle–shaped bubble-wrapped sleeves or ...

Once the gift is bestowed, the receiver actually gives the fabric back. Follow these tips the next time you have to wrap anything other than a box: Another approach for an oddly shaped item is to ...