The auger, or curly metal part of a corkscrew, is sometimes called a worm.
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- What to ask when you buy wine...
- What is meant by "length"?
- The Quick Sip on Turkey, India, and China
- What is noble rot?
- In French the word "château" = winery
- corkscrew vocabulary
- Still wine/Table wine
- Many different types of port
- How is port made?
- Mold in the vineyards
- Cloning in the Wine World
- Wine Bars Buried in Pompeii
- What is the average cost of the grapes used to pro...
- 4 ways in which wine turns bad...
- Refermented wine anyone?
- Taste-blind
- Shipwrecked
- The Quick Sip on Texas
- Longest Cork Flight
- Top 5 of Bordeaux
- Enology...Oenology
- How do you smell correctly?
- Twelve Truths Wine Pros Know
- Wine Judging Competitions
- The White Wine with Fish Rule
- Are these vineyards?
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