A needle is inserted through the cork to access the wine. Coravin's biggest markets are in the U.S., U.K., and France but it's hoping to grow in China and Japan as well as South Africa, ...

The menu at this tiny wine bar doesn’t change much. That’s not a bad thing when it comes to such small plates as creamy-sweet chicken-liver bruschetta and oiled tomatoes with chèvre—little gems that ...

The needles used in Coravin devices are different gauges, meaning the inner opening of the needle is of different sizes. Different gauges can penetrate through cork of varying ages and allow for a ...

Pump it Up. We might like this one the best because, if done correctly, you get the pop sound.Start with a bike pump and ...

When the needle is removed, the hole in the cork seals itself. No wine can leak out; no air can seep in. Each argon cartridge costs $9.95 and contains enough gas to pump out about 15 glasses of wine.

The devices pierce the cork with a thin needle that doesn't remove any material, so you can have some and then continue to cellar the bottle. So-called Coravin Capsules ...

The Coravin wine system ($299) is to wine what the black hat is to the white rabbit: a magician’s portal. Without removing the cork (which would aerate the wine and disrupt the rest of the bottle), it ...