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Let me start this off by saying I AM NOT a wine drinker.That being said,a local vineyard had a big to do this weekend,so I stopped in to see what was going on.As I was talking to one of the ladies that was working she recommended this particular type of wine for venison.She WAS a very persuasive salesperson
.Any ways,I get home and throw some elk steaks on the grill,time to try some wine.At this point please refer to the 1st sentance... I am not a wine drinker,the only wine I have ever had was Wild Irish Rose (not the best stuff) to my dismay the bottle has cork,again see comment about Irish Rose.I look all over the house for a cork screw without any luck,just as I was about to give up hope,I see the solution to my dilema... So you might be a Redneck if....You have ever opened a bottle of wine with a screw-in step for a tree stand!!
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Just be sure you remove all the pieces of cork out the glass you pour yourself. LOL
My wife is a wine drinker ---- I'm not.
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What about tree bark from the step???
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My wife got a bottle of "better" wine a few years ago that came with a cork installed. She's wanting it opened and we don't own a cork screw. I shoved the cork the rest of the way down into the bottle with a 1/4 drive extension and handed it back to her. She took it back into the livingroom with her gal friends and they all giggled about my solution.
Great thinking on the step!
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I guess that's better than breaking the neck of the bottle.
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