Twin Blades & Raw Zamak for Aged Wines

Uncork a Legend.

The Bilame Craft® corkscrew is more than a tool—it is a tribute to time-honored wine rituals. First patented by L’Atelier du Vin in 1949, its twin-blade mechanism quickly became the sommelier’s secret for handling delicate bottles. This modern interpretation preserves the soul of the original while introducing a raw, tactile materiality through its uncoated zamak finish.

A tool born of heritage, shaped by the hand.

Each Bilame Craft® corkscrew is made in France and slips into a tailor-made leather pouch, stitched by Italian artisans. The contrast between the raw metal and the supple leather tells a story of enduring craftsmanship. The tool is both minimalist and exacting—a symbol of authenticity in a world of overdesigned gadgets.

The elegance of discretion.

Unlike conventional corkscrews, the Bilame does not pierce the cork. Instead, its twin blades gently slide between the cork and the glass, allowing for seamless extraction and reinsertion. This method preserves the integrity of the cork, making it ideal for aged bottles or wines you intend to revisit.

A ritual for true enthusiasts.

Operating the Bilame Craft® is a quiet performance. Insert the longer blade between cork and bottle, followed by the shorter blade. With a gentle rocking motion, ease the cork upward—without tearing, pushing, or forcing. The process is tactile, silent, and deeply satisfying.

A wine accessory for connoisseurs.

Favored by sommeliers, collectors, and oenophiles, the Bilame Craft® is particularly suited to vintage wines with fragile corks. It allows you to enjoy a glass today and return to the bottle tomorrow. Whether used in a wine cellar, during tastings, or as part of a cherished ritual, it brings confidence and care to every uncorking.

When elegance meets utility.

The zamak body offers a satisfying weight and a raw texture that reveals its unvarnished character. The included leather pouch, designed by Margherita Matticari and stitched in vivid red thread, is not merely for protection—it is a celebration of craftsmanship. Together, they form a timeless duo meant to endure and be passed down.