To prevent a foamy mess, Matthias recommends chilling champagne in the fridge for at least three hours before serving. Short on time? Wrap a bottle in wet paper towel layers and stick in the freezer for up to 30 minutes.

As you unravel the foil, hold the cork securely in case it pops on its own. Taking the cage off the cork, however, is total rookie move. Instead, loosen the cage so it easily slips off the lip of the bottle.

Hold the bottle tightly 바카라 게임 웹사이트� using a or for firmer grip, if necessary 바카라 게임 웹사이트� while aiming it away from your body and face. Gently twist the bottle (not the cork!) until the cork loosens and easily pops out. It should take six solid twists for the cork to pop, according to Matthias.

Let the champagne sit for a second before pouring to give bubbles time to subside. Then pour bubbly into or to prevent people's hands from warming up the wine.

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If you're an expert champagne bottle opener, you can try sabering it off. But remember: practice makers perfect and this is for experts (and adults!) only.