Designed by sculpture and artist Rob Higgs this is quite possibly the world's most elaborate corkscrew. It's created from over 250 discarded objects found in a scrap yard and turns the regular task of opening a bottle of wine into a true performance.
The contraption will not only uncork the bottle but will even hold a glass in place and fill a glass of wine - an act sure to impress the most worldly guests at a dinner party.
Purposely over the top and complicated, the corkscrew is not just for display at food events and can actually be purchased for the home in a number of different styles.
From a butcher’s block to a painter’s pantry, Dario Cecchini explores the link between the art of gastronomy and the art of painting, as part of this exciting collaboration between some of Italy's top food personalities and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
The Michelin Guide for Great Britain and Ireland 2021 has returned two new three-star restaurants, both with female chefs at the helm. Discover who were the winning chefs.
If you like it hot, have you tried this Nashville specialty? Learn how to make this spicy crunchy-coated chicken from Music City in two easy video recipes.
