Immediately after weighing the roots were transferred to 250 ml round-bottom flasks, immersed in kerosene and sealed with plastic corks. |
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Once wine was packaged in bottles stoppered with corks from the end of the 17th century, it became capable of bottle ageing and full maturation. |
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Along with screwcaps and plastic corks, these glass closures are another solution to the wretched problem of corked wines. |
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It also makes crown corks for the beverage industry and is a large scale printer of tinplate sheets for other can makers. |
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Champagne corks were popping when a three-week project against the clock was completed in time at a community centre in Ulverston. |
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They had fishing poles, and lines with corks on them out floating in the scummy water. |
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The Meadery can then cork three bottles of mead with natural corks and three with the provided synthetic corks. |
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A surprising number of optic injuries are caused by bungee cords, sparks from using tools or jump-starting a car, or from flying champagne corks. |
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Back at our riad, champagne corks pop and canapes are handed round as we settle down on comfortable couches overlooking the pool. |
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I asked him if Bollinger would ever eschew corks for crown caps, to avoid the cork taint so pervasive in the wine industry. |
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But you could hear all the corks popping as guests felt slightly more comfortable about imbibing a tipple or two. |
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Champagne corks were popping in unison with the fireworks as people celebrated. |
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Having put the corkscrew to work on stubborn plastic corks I achieved effortless extraction every time. |
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But they know that although champagne corks may be popping in the boardrooms, there is little to celebrate around the kitchen table. |
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She described a macabre scene of champagne corks popping, couples dancing and wild singing as the shelterers got increasingly drunk. |
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Most surf waders use elongated popping corks to keep shrimp suspended in the fast lane for quality fish such as trout, mackerel and pompano. |
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His viewers enjoy half-filled glasses, empty bottles and corks left in the corkscrew. |
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The ten weight rod bent alarmingly I could feel the corks bend under the pressure. |
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Champagne corks are held in place, against the force of the pressure of undissolved gas inside the bottle, by a wire muzzle. |
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They bring to mind the pop of Champagne corks, the confetti, the giddiness, the hubbub. |
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They could see huge waves breaking over the main harbour and tossing ships about like tiny corks. |
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The range of applications covers both crown corks and also twist-crown caps. |
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The bark of cork oak trees regenerates, allowing the trees to be safely stripped in nine-year intervals to create natural wine corks. |
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So the real question may be why the heck are we using corks to seal wine bottles anyway? |
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Up and down the country, we celebrated her reign with street parties and the popping of corks. |
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Pascal personally popped the corks of the champagne bottles, and by doing so, auspiciously symbolised the incoming of luck and good fortune for the Pattaya Blatt team. |
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Stopper corks with plastic tops are used for some wines, particularly fortified wines and some sweet wines, a single bottle of which may be consumed over an extended period. |
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He visited a number of sites in Kearsley, including the subway around Kearsley roundabout, and left small corks and bottle tops lying on the ground. |
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I had bowyangs and a billy-can and a hat with corks on strings. |
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The champagne corks should be popping, and the bubbly flowing, in federal agencies and the White House today. |
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But as the champagne corks were popping a stink was already being made about where anti-dump residents obtained support for their long legal battle. |
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The sounds of corks popping on champagne bottles added to locals cheering on the endeavours of the small committee who had over-seen a job well done. |
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After an hour, Phillip carried one of the crates of bottles to the haggard, and with a corkscrew he deftly pulled the corks from them, handing one to each man. |
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It is advisable, he says, to use corks instead of screwtop bottles because the mixture can get frisky and explode. |
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How they resisted the temptation to hammer home the point and stick a swaggy hat with corks on the croc's head is a mystery. |
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But while Wigan's travelling fans celebrated euphorically, there were no champagne corks popping for the players. |
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Amid the popping of champagne corks and the congratulatory patting of well-upholstered backs, there was a more sober story to be told. |
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Woman, WLTM warm, wickedly funny man for walks, talks and corks. |
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You'll need corks with holes in them and airlocks for these also. |
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Anglers drifting the flats with popping corks and shrimp are picking up a few undersized cobia to go with their trout, and are seeing some pompano and bonnethead sharks. |
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Hector collects things obsessively, anything at all really, from stamps, seashells, and paintings of ships in port to swizzle sticks, corks, and Croatian aphorisms. |
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Higher quality ciders can be made using the champagne method, but this is expensive in time and money and requires special corks, bottles, and other equipment. |
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Paper birch was harvested to cover canoes, chestnut bark for shingles to cover houses and cork stripped from the Cork oak is used in flooring or wine corks. |
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Corks put the Falcon in a barrel roll to try and shake the target lock, but failed. |
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