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Common Sense Guidelines for Handling Wine Bottles in Restaurants in the USA

Hold the bottle by the neck or base. This provides a secure grip and prevents spills.

Never hold the bottle by the label. This can damage the label and make it difficult to identify the wine.

Pour wine into a glass at a 45-degree angle. This allows the wine to flow smoothly and prevents splashing.

Fill the glass to about two-thirds full. This leaves room for the wine to breathe and allows you to enjoy its aroma.

Never pour wine directly into your mouth. This is considered rude and unsanitary.

If you need to refill your glass, ask the server. Do not pour wine from another bottle into your own glass.

When you are finished with the bottle, place it upright in the wine bucket. This prevents the wine from spilling and keeps it cool.

Do not leave the bottle on its side. This can cause the cork to dry out and allow air to enter the bottle, which can spoil the wine.

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