The Zork
I can't keep up with all the info and good ideas for blog entries that people have been e-mailing me. Here's one that Baltamour blogger Miss J forwarded. It's the Zork, a "patented, alternative wine closure" -- in other words, an anti-cork. Here's a look at it and a glass stopper in "The International Review of Wine Packaging and Aesthetics, Vol. 15: Stopper edition."
On a distantly related note, there's an interesting discussion going on across the way at Consuming Interests about beer in cans vs. beer in glass bottles. I guess it all falls vaguely under the heading of Technology vs. Tradition.








Comments
Interestingly enough, EL/BA, there was a story into today's Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about Schlitz beer. The article mentioned bottles v. cans. I posted a link in that "other" blog, but here's the article for any interested Sandboxers.
http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=736523
Posted by: Piano Rob | April 8, 2008 3:16 PM
I do believe we've had a wine with a Zork stopper, or something very like it. The wine may have come from South America or South Africa. Sorry, I can't remember anything more, except that the stopper was really easy to use.
Posted by: Dottie | April 8, 2008 3:18 PM