The use of cork (crafted from the bark of a specific type of oak tree, Quercus suber) placed inside the neck of the wine bottle is a 350-year-old technology. This alone should be a reason to question ...

NEWBERG, Ore. — A local winery is leading the pack when it comes to recycling cork in Oregon. Appassionata Estate has teamed up with an East Coast recycling company to help breathe new life into the ...

Natural cork, plastic or screwcap - do wine enclosures matter ... the health of the planet in deciding which type of bottle ...

FROM GRAPE TO GLASS: Oregon winery's eco-friendly approach uses sheep The Cork ... walk or making sure the wine stays in your bottle," he said. He says that makes cork the perfect product to ...

Pontcanna restaurant Thomas by Thomas Simmons will be the only Welsh stop on the global World Wine Tour this May ...

You'd be surprised how many uses a corkscrew has other than just removing a cork from a wine bottle. Here are 10 creative ...

You might expect American winemakers to be popping bottles of California sparkling wine these days. With President Trump's ...

“Then use the key like a lever by pushing down ... There are also ways to open a wine bottle by pushing the cork into the bottle. A hanger and a toothbrush seem like an unlikely combination.

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This last Tuesday was Earth Day but shouldn’t everyday be Earth Day? By thoughtfully selecting your choices in wine, you can go a long way in reducing your “wine footprint” — aka being a ...

too (consider the Portuguese cork, Chinese glass bottles and French oak a domestic winemaker may use). To discerning collectors, the origins are the point. A bottle of wine is “an expression of ...