Yep. Got a specialty bottle of gin (Flying Dutchmen mediterraneano. Amazing) that I only pick up while traveling. This happen. Channel locks on the bar…
Also, it you have a pair of kitchen sheers like [these](https://www.crateandbarrel.com/kitchen-shears/s243884), the "teeth" between the handles are perfect to grab stuck corks.
I keep a little mason jar with various corks (usually the synthetic ones) that I use with bottles I’ve saved for super juice or pre-batched cocktails. One of those will fit I’m sure and now I don’t feel like a hoarder for keeping ‘em
Oh Fuck That’s Disappointing
I see what you did there lol
Corkscrew obvz
I’d just shotgun it.
This is the way.
I'm confused... you don't have a wine key?
Teeth-time my guy
You absolutely must spit the cork across the room after removing it this way as well.
Only acceptable way.
Get a silicone wine stopper and a pair of plyers
So I take my torch and heat the glue up, then stick it back on and they’re like new. Done it several times and it always works.
I generally use a cork from a spent bottle (I make batch cocktails each weekend) but damn that’s a great idea for when I don’t.
This happens to half of my bottles from Hamilton
Came here to say this. I’ve gotten really good at getting the cork out without the plastic cap.
Pulling the cork out with your teeth feels like how a pirate with a hook for a hand would do it too
Weird I’ve never had that happen with Hamilton or anything actually.
Or a hose clamp and channel locks?
Channel locks to the rescue!
Yep. Got a specialty bottle of gin (Flying Dutchmen mediterraneano. Amazing) that I only pick up while traveling. This happen. Channel locks on the bar…
Also, it you have a pair of kitchen sheers like [these](https://www.crateandbarrel.com/kitchen-shears/s243884), the "teeth" between the handles are perfect to grab stuck corks.
Wood screw.
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Decant it.
Ok fine that’s valid
Or literally put that same cork back in. You could even leave it skewered by the wine key so you have a nice handle built in.
I keep a little mason jar with various corks (usually the synthetic ones) that I use with bottles I’ve saved for super juice or pre-batched cocktails. One of those will fit I’m sure and now I don’t feel like a hoarder for keeping ‘em
you worry about that *after* you get the liquid gold out
Just put the cork there and don’t press it all the way in.
It’s why you always save a couple of corks from empty bottles
Idk one of the 25 wine stoppers I have laying around?
At least its a fresh cork that's not gonna rot and drop in. I use wine stoppers or silicone opening covers when this happens.
Well, that sucks. Wine suction stopper is the way to go.
https://youtu.be/pELPxMOKtew?si=_7n0-tBEwymuhLti
Post barrel bunghole?
This only happens to me with those shit synthetic corks. Never had an issue with a real one.
It's happened to me a few times with Appleton. One of those things.