Uncork (verb)

1. Remove the cork from (a bottle).
2. Open (a bottle) by removing the cork.

Origin:

Early 17th century (in the sense "draw the cork from a bottle"): from un- (expressing negation) + cork.

Examples:

1. He uncorked the bottle of champagne and poured a glass for everyone.
2. She carefully uncorked the old bottle of wine.
3. The waiter uncorked the bottle of red wine and let it breathe for a few minutes.
4. He opened the door and uncorked the bottle of beer.
5. I uncorked the bottle of wine and took a sip.