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What is the meaning of idiom cork high and bottle deep?
very drunk. By the time the party was over, he was cork high and bottle deep.
what is the meaning of cork high and bottle deep?
very drunk. By the time the party was over, he was cork high and bottle deep.
What is the meaning of cork high and deep?
very drunk. By the time the party was over, he was cork high and bottle deep.
Compounds that make a cork waterproof?
Good Question! In olden days, corks were lubricated with animal fat to make them easier to slide into a wine bottle. That is where the practice of "sniffing the cork" when accepting a bottle of wine comes from. If the cork smells rancid (rotted meat?) then you can be sure that air has gotten past the cork and probably to the wine, turning it as well. When you are offered the cork next time at your favorite restaurant, offer that story and see if the sommelier comes to smile your way!
How can you remove a plastic cork form a wine bottle?
If the cork has broken off and you can no longer reach it with your opener - one option is to push it into the bottle instead of trying to pull it out. You will want to use a sieve as you pour to catch any small pieces of cork - but this method usually works well. Try this Foolproof method: I screwed a 3" deck screw through the cork that was stuck down in the neck of the bottle. I then used a set of diagonal pliers to GENTLY pry up on the shank of the screw until it was flush with the top of the bottle. I then used a pair of needle nose pliers to form a bridge around the cork and continued to pry up with the diagonal pliers. In a short period of time, I had pulled the cork far enough out of the bottle to finish the job just pulling on the screw. This really does work and is much faster then it sounds
What time is it in Cork Ireland?
Cork is in the GMT time zone, as is all of Ireland.
How do you throw out unopened bottle of champagne?
Cover and hold the cork with a clean kitchen towel, turn the bottle. You want to make sure that you turn the bottle more than you turn the cork and go slowly. http://www.cellarthief.com/_blog/Blog/post/Opening_Champagneand_Looking_Cool_Doing_It!/
How to Open a Wine Bottle?
Opening a wine bottle sealed with a cork is simple in concept, but in reality, it takes a bit of skill and a good deal of patience. With a little practice, opening a wine bottle will be an easy task. A good corkscrew is necessary to remove a wine cork quickly and easily. The fancy ones are nice, but you really don't need anything more than a sturdy t-shaped corkscrew. If you prefer to use less muscle, a double-lever corkscrew will save you tons of time and effort. Either of these will cost less than $10. Make sure you start with dry hands. This sounds like a no-brainer, but if your hands are the least bit wet, accidents can happen. Dry the bottle as much as possible. Remove the wine bottle's foil wrap, either with a knife or foil-cutter (some corkscrews will have this feature). Remove the cut foil and place the wine bottle on a sturdy, flat surface. If using a T-shaped corkscrew, place the end of the screw on the top of the cork, making sure it's as close to center as possible. Hold the bottle firmly while you add pressure and twist the screw into the center of the cork, making sure the screw stays centered. Twist until most of the corkscrew is inside the cork. Then, hold the bottle with one hand while gently, but firmly pulling the corkscrew out with the other. If using a double-lever corkscrew, place the ring at the bottom of the corkscrew over the mouth of the wine bottle. This will help keep the screw centered as you twist. Keep one hand on the ring over the bottle mouth, and twist the �head' of the screw with the other hand, adding pressure so that it goes into the cork. As the screw enters, the levers go up. Twist until most of the screw is inside the cork. Then, using both hands, push the levers down. This forces most or all of the cork out of the bottle. If there's still a little cork in the bottle, hold it firmly while easing the cork the rest of the way out by gently using a side to side motion while pulling. Do not allow the tip of the screw to go completely through the cork. This is called �corking,' and can make pieces of cork fall into the wine. This is not only unattractive, but it can change the flavor of the wine.
How do you store scotch whiskey with cork?
Scotch whiskey (no e for scotch), and all other whiskeys for that matter are light and oxygen sensitive. Exposure to either will degrade flavour and odour, so keep the stopper on at all times when not pouring. Keep the bottle in the box it came in (and if it didn't have a box buy a different malt next time) and keep the box in a cool, dark, dry area. As for the orientation, while wines that have cork stoppers in them must keep the cork moist in order to keep the seal viable, as far as I am aware whiskys do not have this problem. Although I have occasionally come across a bottle with a disintegrating cork that had seen better days, I am fairly certain that the cork would have imparted unpleasant flavours into the whiskey had it been kept on its side. In summary, keep away from light, keep the stopper on whenever possible, and keep the bottle upright. Basically the way you see them displayed at the bottle shop.
Why should you not put down a cork for a chemical bottle when pouring?
It might pick up dirt and other contamination from the surface upon which it is placed, and this could then be transferred to whatever is in the chemical bottle. If this happens, any time you now use the chemical in the bottle, it is contaminated.
Where do you go to enter your Pepsi bottle cap codes?
I just have two Pepsi bottle caps at the moment. I'd really like to know how to register them and other caps I receive in future. I've been messing about on this web site for a long time and still have no answers to my basic question, where do I register these Pepsi bottle cap codes. Please respond like I was a 4th grader so I can understand! Sincerely yours, William Latvalab@IrishStarr1@yahoo.com
What is the exact time difference between Sydney in Australia and Cork City in Ireland?
The time difference between Sydney, Australia, and Cork, Ireland, is nine hours. Sydney is in the Australian Eastern time zone, and Cork is in the Irish time zone. Neither of the two locations observes daylight savings time.
