Even the most avid wine drinkers need to recork a bottle from time to time. While a glass of white will pair with your salad, you want to open a red for the steak course. But you still want to save ...

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Here is something fun for your geeky apartment that is bound to keep your favorite bottle of plonk fresh: the Star Wars Wine Stoppers. There are quite a few different versions of these fun Star Wars ...

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In the wine world, specifically where bottle closures are concerned, a unified mindset does not exist. There is no consensus about which kind of bottle closure is best for business, which means ...

There's a new cork to secure your partially consumed bottles of wine. Re-Stoppers - made from pharmacy-grade silicone - are an offshoot of the barrel bung (stoppers for wine barrel holes) ...

Half-empty wine bottles with corks and stoppers - Susan B Sheldon/Shutterstock We've all experienced the frustration of trying to reseal an open bottle of wine. Perhaps the cork won't fit back in, you ...

No one is completely sure who first came up with the idea for cork wine stoppers, though legend holds that it was the 17th-century monk Dom Pérignon. Perhaps he does deserve the credit; perhaps some ...

Sarah Malik, who has earned a diploma from the International Sommelier Guild and is a member of the Society of Wine Educators ...

So your giftee is a gourmand, an oenophile, a big-league griller, a hot-sauce head. However niche their leanings, we’ve ...