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  • When the bill came, there was an additional item on my bill for "Corkage".

    aralbalkan.com 2010

  • When the bill came, there was an additional item on my bill for "Corkage".

    aralbalkan.com 2010

  • Corkage is the fee a restaurant charges you for opening and serving a bottle of wine you bring yourself, from your collection.

    Wine: Will Maryland wine drinkers get a break? Dave McIntyre 2010

  • More On Waiving Corkage Fees I just read today's [April 10] column about corkage fees.

    In Search of Sangiovese 2009

  • Corkage fee waived (wines from restaurant's list also available).

    Calendar of Events 2008

  • Corkage is a thing my opinions are very varied on, so I have been saving writing it up.

    Corkage 2006

  • Corkage is a thing my opinions are very varied on, so I have been saving writing it up.

    learn wine 2006

  • Corkage is $15, if you want to bring something special.

    GoTriad Archives 2010

  • Corkage is a rate per bottle that a venue will charge you to bring in your wine.

    ireland.com Breaking News 2009

  • Corkage will be $10 starting Feb. 11, and Katz is exploring a one-night-a-week BYOB.

    Philly.com - Latest Videos 2009

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