Cork-sealed wines are actually relatively common, especially for people who are new to wine learning and new to wine. Who has not broken a few bottles of wine on the road to wine~

So why does the wine stop? Is the wine that is broken can only be sighed and can't drink it? ......

Let's take a look with the editor~

For example, when drilling a cork, instead of drilling vertically, it is inclined;

Or maybe the cork has not been drilled in place, so I hurried to lift it up; it may also be that the corkscrew is used incorrectly, such as an electric corkscrew...

If it's an old wine, because the age is too long, the cork itself is relatively fragile, unable to withstand "destruction", and it is easy to break...

So if you open old wine, it’s best to use a professional old wine corkscrew without two brushes. Even if you have two brushes, you have to be very careful to open the wine properly~

The storage of wine, especially the cork sealing bottle, is more particular. For example, the humidity should be between 75%-85%; it is best to lie flat or inclined so that the cork will not be too dry~

A cork that is too dry may shrink and lose its elasticity. Not only is it unsuitable for wine preservation (air may enter the bottle, and the wine may deteriorate), the risk of cork breakage when opening the bottle is also greater, and it may be pulled in or pulled out. It will break when...