How to open the bottle cap of red wine with a screwdriver?

The specific usage of the red wine screwdriver is as follows.

Step 1: Cut off the wine lid, and use the serrated knife of the bottle opener to cut off the tin foil to protect the bottle mouth.

Step 2: Open the screw part of the bottle opener, aim at the midpoint of the wine stopper, press down the top of the screw of the bottle opener with your index finger, straighten the screw and start to rotate downward.

Step 3: You don't need to drill all the screws into the wine stopper, leaving a small part outside. Hold the pull rod and the bottle mouth with your left hand, press the bottle opener down with your right hand, and slowly pull out the wine stopper.

Step 4: Arrange the wine stopper and bottle opener, and screw the bottle opener out of the wine stopper.

Step 5: Finish, as shown in the following figure:

Red wine list

1, Romani Conti: Romani Conti winery, usually referred to as "DRC", is known as the world wine king, which is not just a name. Romannicotti's wines in all years are above 90%, and there are even a batch of wines with full marks, but the output is only about 7,000 cases, and the most expensive category has only 500 cases, which is really a quantity.

2. Libert: Libert is the most expensive winery in Bordeaux. The pricing comparable to Romannicotti has always been controversial, but this does not affect its frequent breakthrough in the record of the most expensive wine in Bordeaux and its success in ranking among the top ten red wines in the world.

3. Patus: No matter the quality or price, Patus is superior to other wine kings in Bordeaux, and is known as the king of wine kings, but its output is very small. The most rare thing is that in bad times, Patus can perform well, which many famous villages can't do.

4. Xiao Ying: Xiao Ying is located in Oak Village in Napa Valley, USA. Very young in the top ten wine lists in the world. 1992 began to sell wine, with extremely limited output but extremely high quality.

5. Li Peng: Li Peng is a cult winery in Bordeaux, France, because its wines are basically highly praised by world-class tasters, and many kinds of wines get full marks, and their reputation and quality are very close to those of Patus.