There are always a few times when I bring wine to a friend's house to drink, and I forget to bring a corkscrew when I go out in a hurry.

Sometimes, in the middle of the night, I will receive a call from "Jianghu Emergency", and a friend hurriedly asks, "Mr. Zheng, I can't find the bottle opener, how can I open the red wine?"

How to open red wine without a corkscrew?

Wanting to drink but not being able to drink is really nerve-racking.

It would be great if all the wines in the world had screw caps, and they opened as soon as they were twisted.

However, the status quo is still the same. Most wines are still corked, and almost all high-end red wines are sealed with corks.

But it's a matter of human effort, and there is no bottle opener, so try to use some existing utensils at home to open red wine according to local conditions.

The first way to open wine without a corkscrew:

Hit the bottle and use the pressure inside the bottle to eject the cork.

Step 1, fold two towels into squares, remember to stack several layers, and hold them against the wall.

Step 2: Tear off the tin cap of the wine, pick up the wine bottle, and align it with the towel vertically and horizontally.

Step 3: Hold the towel on the wall with one hand, pick up the wine bottle with the other, and hit the towel cube.

Step 4: After a few more hits, the cork will be pushed out. When the cork is pushed out halfway, stop the impact and pull out the cork by shaking it by hand.

Some girls will worry about whether the wine bottle will be broken under such a slam, and the "blood" will be left on the ground, and it will be too troublesome to clean up.