I have now seen it all
Yes, that is how much it costs
www.bikeradar.com
I only buy wine in screw cap bottles, as it has been tested that these wines are far less likely to go off due to bacteria invasion.
And I have several cork screws, that work well and were very reasonably priced, but I haven't used one in years!
Also, cork sealed wines need to be kept at an angle that keeps the cork wet, or it dries out and the wine may become undrinkable.
Whereas Screw Cap bottles can be stored at any angle, provided they have at least been hand tightened.
Also, what I like, is that I can drink a glass or three, seal the screw cap, and the wine keeps good for several days, but getting a cork back in is sometimes a lot of work, so I tend to finish the bottle!
See here:-
Does the way we seal our wines really make a difference?
www.eatingwell.com
regards to all
Andy
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