Meredith Bell, a regenerative farmer and winemaker at Est Wines, advises collecting 50 to 100 natural corks, then soaking ...

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Create a pattern with the corks, such as placing two cork halves ... Love this project? You can reuse wine corks in the garden, too!

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Warner Boin Dowlearn, the sommelier behind Confidence Uncorked, shared a wine-preserving method using a Mason jar that went ...

Dowlearn explained that if you were to put the cork back on a bottle of wine that’s half empty, half of it still has oxygen inside of it, and since corks are porous, it will allow more oxygen to get ...