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Method of opening wine
When I want to open wine, sometimes I am afraid of breaking the cork, and I am very nervous. Can you tell me the correct way to open a bottle?
The cork will crack. It must be dry. When preserving wine, the bottle should be placed horizontally so that the cork can also be soaked in the wine, which can prevent the cork from cracking due to drying. Secondly, to pull out the cork smoothly, you need a bottle opener. There are many bottle openers, so you can lift the cork naturally by rotating in the same direction, or you can pull it out smoothly without too much effort.
When opening sparkling wine such as champagne, sometimes the cork pops up suddenly and looks terrible. Is there a better way to open it?
Although corks often pop up at banquets, it is usually safer to open them quietly for safety reasons. And the skill of opening a bottle is:
Fully cool the wine bottle. (Cool when opening a bottle and prevent the wine from gushing out)
You can cover the cork with a napkin.
Hold the bottle with your left hand, then turn it with your right hand to open the cork. (Open by continuously turning hard and holding down the cork)
After the cork rises slightly, don't pull it out suddenly, but keep pressing it down, and the cork will bounce off slowly. & lt
Is there any good way to open the lid of red wine?
Open the lid of red wine, there is a special oak bottle opener, if not, you can do this:
Teach you a common way to open red wine without a bottle opener: hold the middle of the red wine bottle with your right hand, put the folded towel on the wall with your left hand, and drop the bottle on the wet towel with appropriate force. After several impacts, the cork will slowly loosen and slide to the bottle mouth. When the cork comes out, pull it out by hand. Many people open the cork like this, and it works every time.
Is there any other way to open red wine besides bottle opener?
Remove the bottle seal first, then wrap the bottom of the bottle with a towel and hit it against the wall. This reaction will push the cork out.
Is there anything to open red wine?
Screw the cork in with a longer screw, then pry the screw open with a fork and the cork will open. Or use sharp tools to press the cork in.
How to open red wine without a bottle opener? Is there any way? number
Wrap the bottom of the wine with a towel, lean the bottom of the bottle against the wall or tree, keep the bottle perpendicular to the wall or tree, and hit the bottom of the bottle evenly and forcefully according to the bottleneck, and the cork will be slowly pushed out. If there are no walls and trees, you can also hit the bottom of the bottle with your knees or soles. Once the cork is partially ejected, it can be pulled out by hand or pliers. Or you can continue to beat rhythmically until the whole cork pops up. If you want to open a carbonated drink (such as champagne or beer), let it stand for 10- 15 minutes before opening it.
Or use a fruit knife
Is there a simple way to open red wine?
The quickest way is to use a bottle opener. The specific method is to drill into the cork and press the handle.
There is a best way to prevent the cork from falling in after the bottle opener fails.
Find a thick towel, fold several layers, wrap the bottom of the bottle, hold it at the bottleneck, and then gently hit the wall (attention, too light to get out; If the bottle is too heavy, it may break. Slowly, the cork will be exposed bit by bit. If it is 1 cm, don't use the above method (to avoid the cork falling off and the wine spilling), and then use other tools to clip out the cork.
If there is no bottle opener, I will teach you how to open it in the local way:
1: Chopsticks are supported on the cork. Tap chopsticks gently with a hammer or something, and knock the cork into the bottle for a long time.
2. Find a big screw, screw it in with a screwdriver, leave a part outside the plug, then clamp the screw with a vise or scissors and pull out the plug by using the lever principle.
How to use the bottle opener for red wine, and N ways to open red wine.
When opening a bottle, use a paper cutter to cut the seal from the convex part of the bottle mouth and remove the upper part. Then aim at the center and slowly screw the spiral cone into the cork, then tighten the bottle mouth, and then slowly pull up the handle to pull out the cork smoothly. When the cork is about to leave the bottle mouth, gently pull out the cork to avoid making a loud noise-try to keep quiet during the whole opening process.
When rotating the wine knife, make the bottom of the wine knife close to the bottle mouth, and keep the vertical angle downward to avoid easily breaking the cork. Turn the hand holding the wine knife, not the wine bottle, because the rotation of the wine bottle will affect the taste of the wine. In addition, don't turn all the augers in, but leave one or two rings. If you accidentally break the cork, you can tilt the bottle, insert the auger obliquely into the cork, and then gently pull out the broken cork.
Method for opening red wine without bottle opener
One feasible way is not to waste time and effort to find a thick cloth, pad it on the wall, and then hit the wall with a bottle. Don't smash it, so the cork will be pushed out of the bottle mouth slowly. However, this practice is indeed an abuse for wine (especially really good wine). Wine has been alive since it was bottled. So, prepare a bottle opener.
How to open red wine without a screwdriver at home ... Is there any good idea?
Open the sealant, sharp knife and crowbar on it for a circle. This is how my home 1999 is opened.
Is there any good way to open the bottle stopper of red wine?
When dining and tasting wine, some technical rules and traditional practices are worth knowing. Opening wine is a cautious and elegant action, so you must learn the correct skills.
Dismantling the lead seal casually will destroy the elegance of the bottleneck, and improper bottle opener or clumsy bottle opening skills will damage the cork, making the cork fall into the wine, which may damage the whole bottle.
The wine waiter will first ask the guests to confirm the wine and tell them the origin and year of the wine. The way wine is displayed should be based on the principle that labels are easy for people to read, because labels are like the identity cards of this bottle of wine.
Then the bartender removes the lead seal with a special knife attached to the bottle opener of the standard waiter. The place where the lead seal is cut can be in the protruding part above the strength of the bottle body or below the protruding part, so as to prevent the wine from touching the lead seal when pouring.
The edge of the bottle mouth is generally dirty, especially the bottles that have been aged for a long time in the wine kiln, so be sure to wipe them with clean white napkins.
You can use the spiral iron cone of the lever bottle opener to pull up the cork smoothly and slowly to avoid damaging the wine bottle in the process. When the cork is about to leave the bottle mouth, the sommelier will gently pull up the cork by hand so as not to make a loud noise. In fact, he will keep as quiet as possible during the whole process, and the spiral iron cone cannot penetrate the cork, otherwise the cork sawdust will fall into the bottle.
After pulling out the cork, the bartender wipes the bottle mouth with a napkin and smells the cork. If he finds any peculiar smell indicating that this bottle of wine has changed, he can carefully taste this bottle of wine to confirm his suspicion, and if necessary, he can change another bottle of wine. After the inspection, he will first pour some wine for his host to taste. If the host is satisfied with the wine, the sommelier will pour the wine from the host's right, and each guest should be able to see the label when pouring the wine. The habit of China people drinking red wine without a special bottle opener has gradually emerged in recent years. Some families don't have special bottle openers every day. At this time, you can also open it in the following two simple ways.
The first method is to stick a towel on the wall, and slowly smash the bottom of the red wine against the wall with a towel, and it will be OK after a few more hits.
Step: Cut the plastic film wrapped around the bottle stopper on the red wine bottle with scissors or keys.
If the holder gently hits the wall with the bottom of the bottle, the cork of the red wine will pop out slowly.
Repeat 2 until the wine is about half full. Pull it out by hand. Note: put a towel on the wall as a buffer.
Smash the bottom of the red wine bottle on the towel. Remember not to hit too hard or for too long.
Method 2: squeeze the cork in the opposite direction, that is, press it into the bottle. The bottle will never break, because red wine is different from other carbonated drinks. The red wine bottle is specially treated and will not burst because of the pressure you apply. Most people use a bottle opener to pull out the cork. This method is to press the cork in, and the effect is the same.
Note: the cork is very clean, and it won't stain the wine when you put it in, so you can drink it safely.
Try to keep the bottle stopper intact to prevent sawdust from falling into the wine.