Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Most ofus toss the cork in the trash after we finish a bottle of wine. After all, who needs it? But it turns out these bottle ...

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Did you know that wine corks are made sustainably from responsibly harvested bark? It's only right that we keep that eco-friendliness going. There are all kinds of interesting ideas for repurposing ...

You can save a few wine corks and make a cute pen holder and organizer for your desk or a nice planter box. If you can gather enough corks you could even make a custom bath mat. There are many other ...

Natural wine corks are compostable after removing any metal foil and other materials. To speed up the decomposition process, the corks should be chopped up. Corks are brown composting material; add ...

Next time you open a bottle of wine, remember to hold onto the cork—it can be a fun, easy DIY project for your garden. These small objects can be upcycled into seed markers, broken down into compost ...

CITYWIDE — The sound of a popping cork is music to many people’s ears, but it means something different to Matt Hughes. Hughes is the director of ReCork, a nonprofit organization that collects used ...

Which wine cork is best? Once you’ve opened a bottle of wine — red, white or sparkling — the clock on its taste begins ticking. Immediately upon uncorking, oxygen begins to rapidly alter the wine’s ...

Wine corks do more than seal bottles - they change consumer perception of the wine iteself. The holiday season is in full swing, and so are holiday get-togethers. What’s the go-to hostess gift? Or the ...