Wood and Chrome vertical lever Corkscrew

Oeno Motion® Wood & Chrome is our best selling vertical lever corkscrew ! Part of the Oeno Motion Collection, this is the shinier finish. View the other finishes in black and in satin gift-boxed.

The compact vertical-lever corkscrew was designed to ensure the quick and easy uncorking of wine bottles. Make it simple and use the integrated foil cutter to cut the foil in one, clean movement. Secondly, secure and comfortably adjust the opener on the neck of your bottle with one hand. While doing so, push the handle down so the spiral can penetrate the cork. Finally, easily pull the handle back up: the cork will come up easily with no effort.

This lever corkscrew is meant for an everyday use. By eliminating the discomfort, and sometimes the stress of opening a bottle of wine in front of your guests. You will not need much strenght in your arms to open a bottle of wine; it will be as easy as pouring the wine into your wine glass! As easy as drinking the wine itself!

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First, this beautiful lever corkscrew comes in a black matte gift box covered with a sleeve. Second, note that it fits most of the existing bottle necks. Thirdly, the integrated foil cutter makes it complete to be used in any occasion. Inside, there is a spare spiral in treated steel. The box is meant to be kept to protect and store your opener. Finally, the corkscrew is made of alloy, solid walnut and synthetic materials. Chromed metal finishing. Design patent.

Our expertise in wine openers

L’Atelier du Vin has a long-time expertise in wine openers. Making wine openers from all kinds: lever, T-shaped, twin-blade corkscrews… the cork extraction systems are numerous and surprising. Therefore, we have developped several options to open bottles of wine for different circumstances and for different budgets.

Maintenance

In particular by using the special oil flask (non-food) included: Like any good mechanical tool, the Oeno Motion® requires annual lubrification for long-term functioning. Put a few drops of oil on the large stainless steel rod visible when the handle is lifted (located behind the wick).