What type of cork screw do you use?

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Originally Posted by Koojo

Actually thos bladders make excellent ice blocks for the esky.

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Blooming good idea. Nothing wrong with wine in a box as long as you avoid the 3 litres for 100 baht types.

And we never thought of that . . . all that Uni-quality brainpower and not a logical thought among us.

As I said . . . Aussies are nothing if not resourceful! (Well, I didn't say that but your post qualifies!) :)

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Originally Posted by melvin

have looked for one for at least the last couple of years, just cannot find
a shop that sports these

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Ahh Super! Two Prong Cork Extractor Wine Opener | BeverageFactory.com

you need to search for two prong bottle opener.

No Corkscrew! No Worry's Use Your Shoe! - YouTube

This is the best video on the subject I have ever seen and the most useful I am going got buy a bottle of win now just to test it.

^^Ah So! Arigato gozaimasu.

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Originally Posted by melvin

screw caps are more costly than corks, still more and more wineries convert to screw caps,

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and just in time to wed the snobs and the lazy

presenting the Helix Cork - a twist off cork

https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...p_3c842bf8.jpg

marvelous

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Originally Posted by Norton

I use this for the good stuff.
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2013/06/6263.jpg

This for the not so easy off screw tops.
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2013/06/6264.jpg

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I have found one at last. Not in BKK but in Munich. The Peugeot Mathus:
https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif
Available on Amazon as well.

It is quite a lot bigger than I first imagined but works well with corks. I tried it with some dry corks and others that were fragile and it was very good. However, I failed miserably to get the prongs down the side of a plastic cork. I wasn't patient enough to try for long before getting my Butler's Friend to do the job.

Good addition to the collection so thanks again to Norton....