How does one handle a situation when one uncorks a bottle of wine for guests and pieces of cork fall into the wine?
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I would place the wine with the fallen cork into a decanter, make a joke about it falling in and let people know that the wine in the decanter was the one with the cork. I doubt anyone would care, but just in case, I would make sure that there was another bottle on the table.
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If it's in front of guests, take the bottle into the kitchen and bring out another. If you have no other, ask the guests if they'd mind if you strained it. They might prefer to have strained wine than none at all. I know I would!
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If there's a whole bunch of cork pieces, then I'd chuck the bottle (by "chuck" I mean stick in back of refrigerator for me to drink with a good book the following night) and start fresh.
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I really like the idea of straining it that Waulok mentioned! Go with that if no one minds! But otherwise you can set the "corked" bottle aside for your own pleasure later and just try again with a new bottle.
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