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LOL, it was a gift, and since I don't have anything else here, thought I'd open it. It's not moscato, which is the only wine I'm really good with, but I thought I'd try it...
LOL I can't open my wine-- my neighbor swiped the wine opener again!!
You all are just not very creative!
You must have a screw there somewhere in that house, even if you have to take it out of something.
Try to find one with large threads. Take the foil off the bottle, twist the screw into the cork. Get a hammer and then pull it out by the rabbit ears on the hammer.
Sheesh people! How would you survive without me???
You must have a screw there somewhere in that house, even if you have to take it out of something.
Try to find one with large threads. Take the foil off the bottle, twist the screw into the cork. Get a hammer and then pull it out by the rabbit ears on the hammer.
Sheesh people! How would you survive without me???
I prefer to drive the cork through into the bottle. No risk of chunks of cork getting into the bottle that way. A hammer and anything that fits in the opening but not so skinny that it will just poke a hole in the cork works.
You must have a screw there somewhere in that house, even if you have to take it out of something.
Try to find one with large threads. Take the foil off the bottle, twist the screw into the cork. Get a hammer and then pull it out by the rabbit ears on the hammer.
Sheesh people! How would you survive without me???
Impressed.
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