Opening red wine is so easy: There’s no bottle opener, just a paper clip…

Prepare two steel paper clips: Straighten one side of each clip, but leave one end bent.
Insert the clips: Insert the bent ends into the sides of the stopper, one on each side, and twist them to lock the stopper in place.
Use chopsticks or pliers: Once the clips are firmly in place, use chopsticks or pliers to remove the cork.
Method 3: Screws and pliers
This method is very similar to using a conventional corkscrew:

Insert a long screw into the cork: Make sure the screw penetrates deeply.
Use pliers: Grip the screw with pliers and pull it upwards. This method works like an improvised corkscrew and is very effective.
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Prevent wine oxidation: If you’re not finishing the bottle, reseal the bottle or seal the opening with plastic wrap. Store the bottle upright in the refrigerator to reduce exposure to air.
Try the method that’s right for the occasion: If you’re outdoors and don’t have any tools, the towel and wall method works great. If you have access to paper clips or screws, those can also be a viable option.
Remember, these tricks will not only help you open a bottle of wine in a pinch, but they can also impress your friends and family at any event. Enjoy your wine with these creative methods!