What if there is no bottle opener for red wine?

Question 1: How can I open a red wine cork without a bottle opener? If you buy wine with a cork, buy a bottle opener.

Teach you a common way to open red wine without a bottle opener: hold the middle of the red wine bottle with your right hand, put the folded towel on the wall with your left hand, and drop the bottle on the wet towel with appropriate force. After several impacts, the cork will slowly loosen and slide to the bottle mouth. When the cork comes out, pull it out by hand. Many people open the cork like this, and it works every time.

Question 2: How to open red wine without a bottle opener? Sometimes we will encounter this embarrassing situation. When we were in a good mood and ready to open a bottle of red wine, we found that the bottle opener could not be found all over the house. What shall we do? Of course, we can't have wine that can't be opened, and we can't spoil the atmosphere. Besides using professional tools, we can also use some unconventional methods to open it. However, be careful not to break the bottleneck. If the bottle is broken, it is not only easy to cut yourself, but more seriously, some small glass fragments may be scattered into the wine. If you drink it carelessly, the consequences will be unimaginable. Zhuocheng wine set introduces two safe and unconventional ways to open a bottle here: first, cut the bottle cap, spread a cloth on the wall, hold the bottle in your hand, and tap the cloth on the wall with the bottom of the bottle. Using the principle of air pressure, the cork will be pushed out slowly. When it reaches half, put the bottle on the table and slowly pull out the cork after the bubbles disappear. Second, cut the bottle cap, clean the bottle mouth and cork, find a leather box with no smell or less weight, pad the bottom of the bottle with the heel, knock on the wall with a knot, or pop the cork out by using the principle of air pressure. These are just emergency measures. It is best to use a professional bottle opener and open it in the right way. Generally speaking, the standard method of opening a bottle is as follows: Step 1: First, cut the rubber cap of the bottle mouth with a knife along the circular protruding part of the bottle mouth, and pay attention to changing hands. Don't turn the bottle. If it is old wine, there will be normal precipitation at the bottom of the bottle, and turning the bottle will make the precipitation float. Be very careful when handling tin bottle caps. It often leaves a sharp knife edge, which is inconvenient for your hands to accidentally touch. Wine produced in some countries will have an opening tape at the bottle mouth, so it is very simple. Just tear off the sealing tape. Step 2: Use a tablecloth to remove the dust from the bottle mouth. If you find mold on the top of the cork, don't be nervous. It's normal to have a little mold dust. You can't say the wine is broken. Just wipe the bottleneck with a clean cloth. If it is an old wine bottle covered with lead, you should be especially careful, because a small amount of leaked wine will react with lead to form toxic lead salt. Step 3: Pay attention to insert the tip of the auger into the middle of the cork (if it is inserted in the side, it will easily cause the cork to break or wood fragments to fall into the wine), and then drill into the cork clockwise. If you use a butterfly-shaped red wine screwdriver, when the screwdriver goes in, the handles on both sides will be raised. When you reach the top, press both handles at the same time and the cork will come out. If you use a professional "waiter's friend" screwdriver, be careful not to drill all the auger into the cork, and leave a ring, because drilling will drop the cork fragments into the wine. After drilling into the cork, put the metal fulcrum on the bottle mouth, hold the bottle shoulder in one hand and the screwdriver handle in the other, and lift it, and the cork will be lifted. If it is a long cork, you can drill into a ring halfway and lift it. Step 4: Wipe the bottle mouth with a tablecloth and pour out about 30 ml of wine to determine whether the wine is normal. If you are in a restaurant, you should try it on the guests first, and you need to put the pulled cork on a small plate and hand it to the guests. If it is old wine, you need to change the bottle in advance, otherwise the wine residue will pour into the cup, which will affect the enjoyment.

Question 3: How to open the cork of red wine without a bottle opener? 1. How to open a bottle with a towel outside?

1. Wrap the bottom of the wine with a towel.

2. Lean the bottom of the bottle against the wall or tree, keep the bottle vertical to the wall or tree, and press the bottom of the bottle evenly with your hands, and the bottle stopper will be slowly pushed out. If there are no walls and trees, you can also hit the bottom of the bottle with your knees or soles.

3. Once the cork partially pops up, it can be pulled out by hand or pliers. Or you can continue to beat rhythmically until the whole cork pops up. If you want to open a carbonated drink (such as champagne or beer), let it stand for 10- 15 minutes before opening it.

Second, the family daily wine opening method

You can also try to pull out the cork in the following ways. Try to operate carefully to prevent the cork from breaking. At the same time, make sure that the tools touching the cork are clean, because dirty tools may cause wine pollution.

(a) pliers+screws

1, take out a screw and a pliers.

2. Nail one part of the screw into the cork and leave the other part outside.

3. Tighten the screw with pliers, and then pull it out together with the cork.

(2) Cutting tool bottle opening method

1. Use a fruit knife or serrated knife.

Note: the blade should not be too wide or too narrow, just fit into the cork, and don't cut to the edge of the cork.

2, insert the blade into the center of the cork, try to avoid cutting edges. Hold the bottleneck in one hand and slowly turn the handle to drive the cork to rotate together; Don't turn too hard. Then slowly lift the handle upwards and slowly pull out the cork.

(3) Hook bottle opening method

1, find a hook or thin steel wire.

2. Adjust the angle of the hook or steel wire properly with pliers.

3. Put the hook into the bottle from one side of the cork, rotate the hook, hook the cork and drag it out.

Note: it is best to wear a pair of gloves when operating, so as not to scratch your fingers by the hook.

(4) Shoe opening method

1. Find shoelaces or other strong ropes.

2. Tie a knot at one end of the belt.

3. Stick the tape into the bottom of the cork with a strong steel needle.

4. Take out the steel needle, pull out the adhesive tape forcibly, and drive the cork to be pulled out together.

(5) paper clip bottle opening method

1, take two paper clips and a pen. Straighten the paper clip partially and keep the curvature at both ends unchanged.

2. Put two paper clips into the bottle from the gap between the cork and the bottle mouth until one end of the paper clip is lower than the cork.

3. Turn the paper clip and hook the cork.

4. Wrap the other end of the paper clip firmly, put the pen into the winding part, pull it up, and slowly pull out the cork.

(6) Nailing method

1, found 5 nails and a hammer.

2. Line up five nails and gently knock them into the cork.

3. Hold the bottleneck in one hand. Pick up the other end of the hammer with the other hand, stretch out the nail, and at the same time drive the cork to move and slowly pull out the cork.

4. Finally, pull out all the nails on the cork. When the cork is about to be completely pulled out, pull out the nail first, and then pull out the cork by hand.

Question 4: How to open red wine without bottle opener and tools? I didn't have a bottle opener once, but I wanted to open a bottle of red wine. I looked it up on the internet, and there are many different ways. I used three of them in combination. The final result is successful opening, which takes about 5 minutes ~

Some of these steps may affect the quality of red wine, so you can choose according to the situation ~

Step 1: Use the key to slowly pull out the cork until it reaches the position of 1/2. Because it can reduce friction and provide good conditions for the later work. ...

Step 2: Put the red wine into warm water, the air in the bottle will expand, which will also accelerate the outward movement of the red wine cork.

Step 3: It is not enough to focus only on the first two parts. The most important thing is the third step, put a towel on the wall and slowly smash the bottom of the red wine against the wall with the towel.

But it is worth emphasizing that this method was tried at first, and the cork didn't move at all. Later, I found a video on Youku, v.youku/v_show/id_XMTc3OTg5MTk2.

That's it. I studied his method of exerting force, and felt that the bottle was not perpendicular to the wall, but inclined to exert force. You can go up or down ~

Feeling 1, 2 You don't need to do the movie, just do the third step ~ ~ I hope my answer is helpful to you ~ ~

Question 5: How to open the lid of red wine without a bottle opener? 1. Stick the cork in with chopsticks (affecting the quality of wine).

2. Put some thick cushions (such as towels) on the wall, then hit the wall vertically with a flat bottom, and the bottle stopper will slowly withdraw.

3. Tools available at home, preparation tools: A. Long nails with bolts B. Screwdriver C. Claw hammer

Steps:. Turn the nail into a cork ... turn it to the right position with a screwdriver ... and finally pull it up with a claw hammer while pulling the nail!

Question 6: What should I do if the bottle stopper can't be opened with a bottle opener?

CorkPops wine bottle opener, 3 seconds to open the bottle, insert the gas needle into the wine stopper, press the gas cylinder to open it, saving time and effort, hehe.

Question 7: How to open red wine without a bottle opener at home teaches you a common way to open red wine without a bottle opener: hold the middle of the red wine bottle with your right hand, put a slightly wet towel on the wall with your left hand, and smash the bottle on the wet towel with appropriate force. After several impacts, the cork will slowly loosen and slide to the bottle mouth. When a cork comes out, pull it out by hand. Many people open the cork like this, and it works every time.

Question 8: How to open a red wine cork without a bottle opener? A good way to open a bottle:

Pad the wall with a towel, slowly smash the bottom of the red wine against the wall with a towel, and it will be OK after a few more hits.

Pay attention to two points:

Fold a towel and put it on the wall first, of course, in order not to smash the red wine bottle;

Second, smash the bottom of the red wine bottle on the towel. Remember not to push too hard for too long, or it will be full. Just knock for a while and you will see the cork slowly coming out of the bottle. When the cork comes out in half, you can easily pull it out and the red wine will be opened intact! However, although bumping bottles doesn't require much strength, it's still a physical activity, so it's best for male compatriots to do this method of opening bottles.

Question 9: How to open the bottle cap of red wine without a bottle opener? First, take off the wrapping paper from the bottle mouth of the red wine, then put the bottle into the shoes and hit the wall vertically several times. Every time, the wine stopper will go out a little, but choose shoes with softer and thicker soles. If you don't want to use shoes, you can use thick towels instead. Once the cork is partially ejected, it can be pulled out by hand or pliers. Or you can continue to beat rhythmically until the whole cork pops up. NAPPA is a professional wine glass!

Question 10: How to open red wine without a bottle opener? As shown above, there are two methods.