Keep the bottle of Champagne at a 45-degree angle and turn the bottle, not the cork. There should be a fizzle, but no pop.

It was supposed to be a classy moment—a little celebration, a pop of Champagne, maybe a toast. Instead, it turned into an ambush. I carefully peeled back the foil, twisted the wire cage, and, with all ...

The recognizable pop of a Champagne cork is the auditory equivalent of "Let’s get this party started." Popping open a bottle of bubbly fills the room with lively effervescence before the liquid even ...

But not all wines are created equal. Your whites and rosés will give you a solid five days, while most reds last about three ...

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.

Hold the base of the bottle with your non-dominant hand, placing your thumb securely in the punt (the dimple at the bottom) ...

If you find yourself with the perfect bottle of wine but can't find the corkscrew anywhere, we have some tips for opening a ...

Do you have about half a bottle of Champagne left? It may seem impossible to open a bottle of Champagne and not finish it, ...