By Monte Belmonte For the Valley Advocate Cork taint! It’s just fun to say. But when it comes to drinking wine, it is a less ...

You don't need sommelier training to enjoy wine, but a few key mistakes could be hindering your experience. Here are the bad ...

Reds from the 1960s through to the early ’90s – all sealed with cork, of course – tended to be “over the hill”. That said, we ...

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

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.

Wine should be stowed in accordance with specific rules and guidelines, and it's crucial to be aware of the common errors ...

Unscrewing the cork on the two-time Stanley Cup-winning netminder's tradition, which was inspired by another legend's love of ...

If you own a bottle of Penfolds wine that's 15 years or older, you can get it re-corked and certified at one of Penfolds ...

Thinking about gifting wine at your Christmas do? We've consulted our experts and our own taste tests to find the best wine ...

Opening a bottle of wine doesn't start an immediate countdown to disaster, so you don't have to finish the whole thing in one night. That leftover wine isn't going to turn to vine ...

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.