Isn’t there person who is or doesn’t exist straight, cracks the cork to pulling out, and has the experience not opened well even if the screw will be turned taking care when wine is opened?
I have the experience that makes the cork [boroboro] and has mixed with the wine of the bottle.
Therefore, it is the one that was relieved when it was wine of a metallic cap of the type twisted when not becoming accustomed to wine.
Thus, if the opener is neatly chosen, the wine of the cork doesn’t have what had trouble in controlling so much though there are a lot of hardships in point that opens wine, too, if not accustomed either.
There are various types of openers that open wine from a handy corkscrew to the sommelier knife.
Generally, it is difficult and there a lot of failures, too, if not becoming accustomed though the corkscrew of T character type used well is cheap even if being likely to give is bought by the extra in liquor store.
Moreover, because power enters pulling out, it is a difficult point that the bottle shakes unstably and wine spills easily.
The cork cracks while the screw sticks diagonally, and it pulls it out, and decantage is done deliberately after it pushes it down in the bottle when it occurs very much.
It is likely can do nothing but strain it in the cafe filtre etc. when tearing off the cork, becoming [boroboro], and entering wine.
Recommended though the wine beginner does [nusen] is an opener of the type named [sukuryu-puru].
This is a mechanism that the screw that entered the cork comes off the cork naturally pushing up stopping this time when an upper screw is turned.
It is a difficult point that the price might be a little high, and the rubbish of the cork drop a little in the bottle though this type is opened without most failures.
The amateur cannot treat well though it is thought that the sommelier knife is the best to enjoy atmosphere from the stage where wine is opened.
First of all, the knife is applied to can constricted of the mouth of the bottle, it turns around, and the cap seal is cut out.
Next, the screw is taken out, it turns straight (This is quite difficult) to the cork, and it puts it.
The part of the head of the sommelier knife is hit to the edge of the bottle by using the left hand, and the grasp part of [teko] is improved by the right hand.
[Teko] is removed and it pulls it out quietly by the hand when the cork pulls up to about another cm and it goes up.
You will choose the one strong even if somewhat expensive because the person who will discuss a bottle of wine in the future is used for a long time of which opener.