I actually haven’t tasted it yet, nursemyra (so you’ll have to wait for a description, Sled). It’s one of the bottles of wine that Susan left behind. I opened it yesterday evening so I could have a cork in the shot. Quite looking forward to having some at lunchtime with the tuna and swordfish I got at the market yesterday.
I agree with Archie. That has to be one of the most important utensils in the house! If I had thought of it, I could post a picture of five different wine cork pullers; apparently they are still trying to invent a better “mousetrap”. But I chose a different direction in the utensil family, it is predictable. . .
I bought my Mom a great corkscrew, ergonomic and easy to use. removes the cork from the bottle and with a reverse motion, removes the cork from the screw. Now, if only she would remember where she put it every time!
casa azahar 
Now you’re talking!
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Well, I know it’s supposed to be plural but I could only think of one!
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That looks like just about the most important utensil in the house!
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Nice one! 🙂
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I want to know how the wine tasted, and at the risk of repeating what HMH already did, you have an award at my place.
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A very useful utensil, indeed!
Love your choice!
Happy weekend.
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what a great selection for the theme. happy PH!
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definitely something i can’t live without 🙂
my post is here
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how long did it take to polish that bottle off?
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I actually haven’t tasted it yet, nursemyra (so you’ll have to wait for a description, Sled). It’s one of the bottles of wine that Susan left behind. I opened it yesterday evening so I could have a cork in the shot. Quite looking forward to having some at lunchtime with the tuna and swordfish I got at the market yesterday.
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Great shot. Love the bottle of wine you have there 🙂
Mariposa’s PhotoHunt
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yeah, bring out the wine glasses! 😛
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… and the best tool for the job!
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{{{smacking my lips}}} Cheers!!!!!!
My photos are posted. See if you can find the ‘eight’ implements I used. If you can find time sometime today to stop by….
Happy Saturday.
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I agree with Archie. That has to be one of the most important utensils in the house! If I had thought of it, I could post a picture of five different wine cork pullers; apparently they are still trying to invent a better “mousetrap”. But I chose a different direction in the utensil family, it is predictable. . .
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Thanks for the kick in the arse, az… I finally got mine up and, for a change, it is unwordy and has a single photo…
I bought my Mom a great corkscrew, ergonomic and easy to use. removes the cork from the bottle and with a reverse motion, removes the cork from the screw. Now, if only she would remember where she put it every time!
http://www.vinsmoinschers.com/tirebouchon-professionnel-levermodel-noir-lm200-screwpull-p-881.html?cPath=65
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That is indeed a handy utensil!
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