Another Corkscrew Enters the Fray

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Issue: May 31, 1998

May 31, 1998 Another Corkscrew Enters the Fray The practice of using corks to stopper bottles of wine dates back centuries, but the quest to create the perfect corkscrew never ends. The Thiers Sommelier is a new version that delivers beauty and promises durability--and comes with a hefty $110 price tag.

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