Everyone and his dog has a view on this by now. Mine is still that I find plastic corks unattractive, difficult to re-insert, silly (because they are ersatz in every way) and low-scoring on...

A magazine just asked me to provide them with a brief exposition of my views on the main sorts of wine bottle stoppers currently available, and since this continues to be such a hot topic, I...

There was an unusually fine article by Michael McCarthy on this subject in the British broadsheet The Independent on 19 June. Check it out by searching for cork on www.independent.co.uk ....

I recently tasted vintages 1995-2000 of the truly excellent Cabernet Sauvignon from Moss Wood in Margaret River, Western Australia and noticed that the most recent vintage was poured from a bottle...

Britain's dominant and financially hugely successful supermarket Tesco has been a pioneer of screwcaps for its wine range. It offers about 70 different wines stoppered with this alternative to...

from: Gareth T question: The only bad (in the sense that the wine was musty and not drinkable) bottle of wine I...

Andrew Dawson, UK: Another question, I have been advised that where you have, in a young wine,...

Victoria, UK: I feel you may have answered this many times before but if so can't find where...is...

Anton McGovern, Switzerland: My wife reaches the dread 40 later this year and I have located a...

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John Ward, USA: You have written eloquently on the subject...

Rodrigo Mainardi, Brazil: I have a silly question that just crossed my mind: a friend of mine used to drink two...

Michael A Green: A cork producer could have a few mutts running around on site - heaven knows, Spain and Portugal...

The managing director of Australian synthetic cork manufacturer Nukorc - sorry, NuKorc - finally caught up with my article Will our grandchildren need a corkscrew? and has just sent me three...

Michael A Green: Sorry to bother you about TCA again (see Dogs and...