BACK WHEN we were having dinners at other people’s homes, any time I saw my host struggling with a less-than-desirable corkscrew, I felt duty-bound to provide an alternative. Take, for example, my ...

The corkscrew, like so many other inventions, was borne out of necessity. For as long as we have sold wine in glass bottles sealed with cork stoppers, consumers have struggled to easily remove those ...

It's an all-too-common occurrence: You pick up a fine bottle of wine to enjoy for dinner or to hand off as a hostess gift, when you suddenly realize there's no corkscrew to be found. Fear not—there ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Color us surprised when we showed up to our neighbor’s ...

Opening a bottle of wine used to be fairly straight forward. You either used a waiter's corkscrew with a single handle or a corkscrew with two wing-like handles. Nowadays, you practically don't have ...

We've all been there. You have a bottle of wine but no corkscrew to be found. Don't panic. You'll still be able to enjoy your wine. Just follow one of these methods ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you've ever been stuck using a bad corkscrew (ahem, every time I stay at an Airbnb), you soon realize just how essential a ...

A new wine app called Corkscrew collects wine lists from restaurants, makes them searchable and, whenever you choose a wine, garners enough information over time to predict which wines you might like ...