Perhaps you've encountered this life scenario before: you find yourself with a wine bottle, yet no corkscrew. Dilemma! Do you forfeit the idea of drinking wine that evening because you didn't think to ...

Perhaps you recently subscribed to a wine club, landed a job as a bartender or waiter, or just don’t want to always feel obligated to buy twist-off bottles or boxed wine to avoid using an opener.

You’d think after consuming, oh, about 1.2 million glasses of wine, we’d have opening a bottle down to a science — but unfortunately, things sometimes still go awry. And it’s no exaggeration to say ...

Red, white, rosé — no matter the occasion, and no matter how casual or grandiose it is, there's definitely a wine out there for you. A glass of sparkling wine is a great accompaniment for a ...

Get the lowdown on various types of corkscrews and wine bottle openers. If you think about it, corkscrews don't get as much ...

Opening a bottle of wine can be a breeze, as long as you have the right tool — you know, a wine bottle opener. For many industry pros, the go-to is a classic “waiter’s friend” corkscrew, commonly ...

Pushing the cork into the bottle is the best way to open a bottle of wine without a corkscrew. You can also use a lighter, a shoe, or even a bike pump.

A reliable wine opener is a wine lover’s best friend, while a wonky one can ruin that special bottle of Bordeaux you’ve been saving for just the right occasion. With that in mind, we tested eight ...