Is Wine “Tonging” the New Sabering?
Watch sommelier Dustin Wilson open a bottle of wine with red-hot tongs at New York City's Eleven Madison Park.
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Watch sommelier Dustin Wilson open a bottle of wine with red-hot tongs at New York City's Eleven Madison Park.
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