How to Open Champagne (Without it Exploding!)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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00:13 I'm so confident, I shake the bottle!
00:22 Put it in the freezer to keep it from exploding
00:30 Tip: cork and cage get removed together
00:40 Hold the bottle at 45º angle
00:56 Rotate tab 6 times to loosen the cage
01:06 Hold cork and cage and rotate bottom of bottle
01:21 Slowly release the cork by allowing it to come out
01:37 Release the cork with almost no sound
01:58 Here are 2 ways to pour sparkling wine into a glass
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I had a champagne opening phobia since the childhood, so I was a complete virgin in it. And I’m almost 30yo! Thanks to this video I just opened my first ever champagne bottle and it all went so smoothly and I was in full control!!
Eventually it did the “pop” but the cork didn’t fly away and stayed in my hand. Thank you so much!! 😊😊
I’m so proud of you!!! Congratulations, it’s opened up a new sparkling world!
Ty I will now hide in the garage and get drunk
ahahah
Haha me right now
literally lmao
Thank you so much ! I've always hated opening these bottles. This was the first time I managed to open it without bubbles coming out and it just went so smoothly. Thanks again :)
You're welcome!!
I've always had to have my husband open the bottles because 1) I was afraid of the cork flying off and doing damage and 2) I have arthritis and have never had the strength to do it. But since my husband is away this time (New Years Eve) I had to find a way to open the bottle myself. This was the first video I came to and I followed your instructions and 'ta da' I was able to it with no trouble at all my very first time. Now I can have that occasional glass of wine or champagne whenever I feel the need. Thank you very much!
the cork literally exploded to the other side of the room,
great tutorial btw
Bottle should never touch the glass...
Wow, that’s amazing. And surprisingly not scary. I have held onto a couple bottles of champagne for xxx years - knowing I needed to open open them before discarding. Thank you for a video and directions so easy, even people who rarely drink (and English majors) can do it safely. Cheers!
Wow. Not a single comment on how great she looks with that hairstyle.
I am shocked this worked so well. Didn't spill a single drop and was very satisfying to open. Thank you!
I remember an episode of Frasier way back in the day, where he always said to rotate the bottle, not the cork! I'm glad this still holds up. Great Video!
This video was super helpful! Easy directions, and you actually showed opening it. I watched the first video on google and the guy doesn't even show himself opening it. I just needed a visual!
I HATE opening bottles of bubbly so much always ask someone else to do it. I find myself on NYE of 2020 without company (thanks COVID), and this video has made me feel so much better! Thank you!
Thank you! Very concise explanation. It worked for me! I just opened my first bottle of champagne. :)
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Thank you! This helped me during isolation boredom 🤣
It worked! Only a bit of pop. Cork fell on floor nearby and only about a tbs of bubbly came out. For a beginner I'm happy I didn't lose an eyeball or some adjacent drywall.
Thanks now i can chill in my room without making a mess or any noise and quietly turn up
brilliant tutorial. I thought my hands aren't strong enough to execute it like you, but it worked out just like in the video apart from a bit louder pop.
I always just used to point it at a 45 degree angle towards the ceiling and let the cork fly 😊
cork went flying but no explosion so thats a win !!
thank you so much!!!!! I am way too jumpy to open bubbly but I love drinking it so much
Thank you so much! I was really afraid of opening champagne bottle but your method worked greatly!
I did it🎉. Thank you so so much. The popping sound always makes me scream for some reason.
I did it! My pop a tiny bit louder and I barely turned the bottle before the pop, but didn't lose a drop. Thank you!
This helped lmao I was scared as hell and I had a little difficulty because of the moisture but thank you thank you
Thank you so much. Took away my anxiety of the pop
Oh i just know I’m going to fuck this up, i really need some parental supervision despite being nearly 20😂
“shake it up a little bit” *shakes it like a whipped cream can*
I followed your advice and the cork popped on the ceiling and it hurt my thumb so much! The wine is great though !
Now I can open one of these with confidence. Gonna be the man no doubt
Have always done the 45 degree angle but never left the cage on. Is there a science based reason for leaving it on when removing the cork? Or is it more etiquette.
Love your content and thank you for what you do.
The 45 degree is only to limit the damage if the cork would shoot out. The pressure hitting the glass argument makes no sense.
Why leaving the cage on? SImply because something needs to hold down the cork at all times. If one removes the cage there will be a moment when this is not the case. Etiquette has nothing to do with it.
The cork ricocheted against one side of the kitchen wall, went behind the toaster, bounced back on the countertop and hit my grandma on the eye!
We are all now at the hospital trying to save grandma’s glass eye.
At least she did not get run over by a reindeer like my Grandma!
@@debbiehocking8047 hahahahaha
i can't believe this worked!! thank you so much. Last time it went all over the wall and window and cleaning was a mess
Thank you thank you thank you this video! I'll struggled so many times trying to open Champagne bottles. This made it SO EASY!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
yes! so glad this technique helped you!
I am gonna try it today.... let's go get a bottle !!
You are a Great TEACHER ,LOVE YOU
Thank you! 😃
Best tutorial ever!
Glad it helped!
Thank you!! This was my first time and only took 2 attempts. Happy New Year!
Thank you!!! I just did it. It was so easy!!!
I turned the bottle a thousand times with my thumb pressed against the cork and it would not pop out, maybe my finger was too hard fearing that the cork will shoot out. I ended up drinking a bottle of water instead. Isn’t that nice esp when I was dying for a bottle of bubbles. LOL
Thanks for the tip
Thanks for the tutorial. Worked perfectly for a first timer
I don't open a bottle often, but next time I can avoid the cork flying across the room with the champagne following it, thanks! 😁😎👍✌
Thank you
Very clear, thank you very much!
You are welcome!
Great video! Thank you, Madeline.
I'm too poor for champagne but this is good to know.
girlll that was my first try and it went so smoothly thanks to you ❤❤ no spilling or anything damn
Yes! Congratulations... like a pro!
THAT WORKED!
worked on the first try, cheers
Thank you! Enjoyed a nice rosè.
Thanks for a life long skill
Thank you, worked great! Happy New Year!!!
Happy new year!
I did it I did it!!! Cheers! 🍷
excellent!
Finnally! An informative video on the subject that doesnt reek of pretentiousness or have background music that sounds like its from a 90's p0rno.
All jokes aside, thank you
thank you it was helpful
You're welcome!
Thank you that was sooo simple ❤
You're absolutely adorable!
This worked perfectly!!
thank you so much !!!!!
You're welcome!
My question is will this work for a bottle of Martinelli Sparkling Apple Cider because I bought a few bottles and they all exploded.
It does work. I used it on some Mayador Cidra (cider) and it was fine. Small pop and bit of fizz but NO scary drama.
Stellar presentation.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
It works! Thank you! 🙂
Bless up 🙏
I did it 🥰🥰🥰
Why is there two different ways of pouring it out. From what I read the correct way is to fill just enough to put the tip of your finger under the liquid. Let it sit for a second. Then quickly pour the rest.
Ily
nice
Good vid, got a loud pop but no spill 👌
Thanks I didn’t blow a hole in my apartment
it's called having your champagne cold genius
Mine still turned into an IED
as i was watching i had the cap off half in one hand in my shirt and it popped while in my shirt and im all wet...
Almost lost deposit and an eyeball :) bed is soaked!
I glad I see this video otherwise 😅😊🙈📸📷😂🤣😍🙂
Thanks for the tip! By the way, you're super cute! 😊
Wish me luck guys 😏
almost poked my eye out and put a hole in the ceiling.
it went everywhere T-T oops....
I'm doing this because I'm drinking my brother's and I have a full house
Lol, pressure doesn't operate "opposite to gravity" and point "up." That wasn't a pop, it was a controlled release of gas. smdh
you shake that thing! We shake wine. ;)
@@Winefolly That also makes as much sense as "pressure pointing up"
😴😴😴😴😴😴😴
Followed this tutorial exactly and it still exploded /:
Did you make sure to super chill your wine first? If it's warm, it will explode!
No pop. Boo!
I know right? Well, pros do it like that for safety.. you can let it pop a little ;)
1:39 LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The look on her face. She was instantly reminded of the last bad date she went on.
It's okay babe, gimme a call, I'll make it POP for you xx
sometimes being too careful is disappointing. No fun!