Meredith Bell, a regenerative farmer and winemaker at Est Wines, advises collecting 50 to 100 natural corks, then soaking ...

It’s also a celebration of adaptability. Culinary plants like mint, thyme, and garlic can thrive in unique microclimates or ...

Dive into the fascinating process of how natural wine bottle corks are made. From the harvesting of cork oak trees to the transformation of bark into the perfect corks, this process is a testament to ...

Many of us have a stash of wine corks we're saving for an indoor project, like a bulletin board or bar top. Wine corks also make cute place card holders and wine glass charms. Thanks to their natural ...

While your initial instinct may be to throw your natural cork into the recycling or even compost bin, there are so many ways to repurpose wine corks around the house. One unique way to reuse these ...

D.C.’s Cork Wine Bar, a pioneer in demystifying the wine buying experience for consumers when it opened its original location in Logan Circle 17 years ago, will open its third wine bar and ...

Their new partner, Cork Collective in New York, works with wineries, restaurants, hotels and other hospitality businesses to collect used corks and repurpose ... areas of wine production and ...

But here’s the surprise - coffee granules, toilet rolls, wine corks and eggshells could be the secret ingredients to a thriving garden. David Domoney shares his clever gardening hacks.

The 19th annual CORK wine festival will be April 5th at Festival Plaza in Shreveport, Louisiana. Attendees can sample more than 90 wines and enjoy food from local restaurants. Tickets for the ...

Why not take a trip around the world sipping incredible wines? Or you can visit Manchester, New Hampshire during New Hampshire Wine Week (https://nhwineweek.com) and let incredible wines come to you.