www.CostaRicaTicas.com

Especially when it comes to corksniffers. This just in:
"What took them so long to think of this? 'Most wineries rely on the human nose [to detect out-of-place odors],' said the vintner of the Australian boutique wine Linnaea, 'but that is time-consuming, costly, and nowhere as reliable as Belle.' Miss Louisa Belle is a [middle-years]* bloodhound possessing, of course, a nose that is reportedly 2000 X more sensitive than the human nose. Her primary job, the vintner told the Melbourne [Australia] Herald Sun in July, is to sniff out tainted corks during the bottling process."

* Adapted from Chuck Sheherd's News of the Weird syndicated column--numbers replaced to defeat the bots
For a picture of this hottie (Jesu, I love redheads!), see this: http://www.dlisted.com/2011/07/12/hot-slut-day

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I like cork soakers over cork sniffers.

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/cork-soakers/280265/