If your wine-drinking situations are more everyday and straightforward, then this expensive product isn't for you. v=1670205187","width":1000},{"alt":"Professional Waiters Corkscrew by Barvivo - This Wine Opener is Used to Open Beer and Wine Bottles by Waiters, Sommelier and Bartenders Around The World. The tool is very simple and can be used by anyone and is great for both natural and synthetic corkscrews. That means you didn’t insert your worm straight, and so the metal is pulling against the side of the bottle's neck. Waiter’s style openers: I liked openers that were balanced (the worm was centered on the handle, or close to it), comfortable to hold, and had nicely spaced fulcrums that gripped the bottle lip assuredly.

Professional Waiters Corkscrew by Barvivo - This Wine Opener is Used to Open Beer and Wine Bottles by Waiters, Sommelier and Bartenders Around The World. To test these openers, she put them to the test during wine service at one of Canada’s top restaurants. No More Crumbled Corks - Relax and enjoy opening your bottle of wine with our basic steel wine corkscrew. It easily fit over different styles of wine bottles and even removed a cork with the foil cap still on it without a hitch. Double Hinged Fulcrum The unique 2-step pull feature of this wine\nopener provide you with extra leverage and smoother pulling.

For wine enthusiasts, it’s a great way to do comparative tastings or enjoy just a taste of a specific wine without committing to a full bottle. Le Creuset Original Table Model Corkscrew: We’ve used one of these for years, so even though it feels very flimsy (it’s completely made of plastic, save for the worm), it does have lasting power. If you wish to clean the wine opener simply wipe it clean using a kitchen towel, that’s how simple it is. That’s a relief whether you’re serving wine for two or entertaining a full house of friends and going through multiple bottles in a short stretch of time. Rabbit Two-Step Waiter's Corkscrew: The grippy rubber coating on the handle of the Rabbit is very comfortable, and this tool works well, but the hinge that connects the fulcrums is stiff, and more attention is required to keep it from slipping off the bottleneck.

Most waiter’s style openers have two fulcrums: the first is located closer to the handle, so you can start to remove the cork, while the second is further away and helps finish the job. At home, though, you’ll simply be able to get the cork out of the bottle without having to strain yourself.It also sports a wicked sharp, cat-claw-shaped foil cutter that swiped through metal like it was nothing. Sommeliers will swear by the waiter’s key because it’s compact and has everything you need to quickly and efficiently extract a cork. Not only is the knife a good length with a nice serration for cutting through foil, but it’s also slightly curved, meaning it follows the line of a bottle very nicely and gives you a nice easy cut. The two-part device gives the flexibility to insert the ah-so prongs down between the cork and the bottleneck, allowing you to slide out the cork while keeping it intact.