Friday, February 5, 2010

Champagne Broken Cork How Can I Remove A Broken Cork From A Bottle Of Champagne?

How can I remove a broken cork from a bottle of champagne? - champagne broken cork

The cork is very dry and brittle, and broken the entire upper half, when we tried to open the bottle. I have several items will be encouraged to move the stopper into the bottle when it comes to wine, but I think that the pressure that would make a bad idea, with champagne? Suggestions?

9 comments:

Chris B said...

Put a small hole in it to relieve pressure, then it is pushed by his

William T said...

Corkscrew.

SIMON N said...

If you ever use a corkscrew Champagne

If the cork does not pop out of the bottle to your floor without a doubt .. push down

k dog said...

omly way slide in the tension, but if straing get the level you can, and pour very slowly

Boo said...

Press the corks!

Dorothy and Toto said...

First frost, then press in cork or hot water and stir.

littlehe... said...

You have a bad bottle of champagne. I do not drink.

Roll_Tid... said...

First get some ice and put it harden in the cork. The colder the cork is becoming increasingly difficult. Then gently but firmly re-insert the corkscrew into the cork as deeply as possible. Use a firm pressure on the cork, slowly remove. If not, press off the cap and filter, and champagne.

Michelle Y said...

Just use the same screw up wine opener, so that you get the hat.

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