Meaning of descorche

descorche: 1º_ Remove the cork layer from the cork oak. 2º_ Remove the stopper (which is usually cork) from a bottle of spirit. By extension, to any beverage. 3º_ For the previous one, commission that is paid to a copera in some nightlife establishments for each bottle that makes a customer drink. 4º_ By association with any of the above, value that is paid in a place that sells drinks for the permission to consume their own, entered by the client. 5º_ Inflection of the verb uncork . See verbs/corkage .; It is the amount or commission charged by a commercial establishment for being able to consume something that is brought from outside the establishment (usually liquor). Permission to remove the cork or lid. In a vulgar way, it means to remove virginity, to devirgar.; It is known as "corkage" to the commission or surcharge that in an entertainment establishment is charged to a customer who carries his own bottle of liquor to be consumed in said establishment.