Oenophilia Coutale Sommeliers Corkscrew | 
| Brand: Oenophilia
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $9.99
Buy New: $8.93
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Seller: Wine Essentials
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 9,914
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 8.1 x 2.8 x 0.8
MPN: 900650
Model: 900650
UPC: 028588006504
EAN: 0028588006504
ASIN: B000VB280S
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Design makes opening a wine bottle simple | | • | Teflon coated worm for smooth turning | | • | Handy for the kitchen, bar or cellar | | • | Makes a great gift |
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Product Description
Coutale Sommelier Corkscrew Sleek patented design makes Coutale« the easiest and most effective waiter's corkscrew you have ever used. Features a curved finely serrated blade bottle opener, and Teflon-coated spiral for effortless cork extraction. The Double Boot allows better leverage. You insert the spiral, use the first boot to pull halfway, switch to the second boot and smoothly remove the cork.
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Quality Product September 9, 2008
Jeffrey Girard (Seattle, WA USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I took a chance on this product due to the high reviews here on Amazon. I'm glad I did. I like everything about it! The weight is just right, the material provides a good grip and a nice aesthetic, and the action is very smooth. The knife works very well, the bottle opener can be used without moving anything, and all the parts came well lubricated. Highly recommended.
Best I've found! April 16, 2008
M. King (San Francisco, CA)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is the best corkscrew of it's kind! I am a professional bartender and server and this is the only corkscrew I buy now - for work and home. The design of the double-pump is much more ergonomic than your regular double-pump corkscrews and it makes much more sense. (It may take a minute to get the hang of it because it's the opposite lever direction than you're probably used to, but after a few times using it you'll love it.) It is also light-weight and durable, and the price is awesome!
Absolutely Outstanding! September 3, 2008
Doreen Gruchawka (San Antonio, TX)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My husband is 70 and has opened many bottles of wine with many types of corkscrews, really. This corkscrew is the best he or I have ever used, and the price is unbeatable! Why? The whole thing is made with lightweight, strong metal. All of the folding parts operate easily (no broken finger nails). the quality of the parts (screw, hinges, knife, lever, and handle) are top notch and the stampings/castings are precisely accurate. The 2-step pull-up method handles difficult corks easily and is very easy to use, even for me, but if you prefer you can use the 1-step. The best part is the action which is totally opposite to standard corkscrews. With the bottle standing on a table, you push down instead of pulling up on the handle, which is an easier action and results in a smooth cork removal with no chance of slopping or spilling the wine if there is a lurch, which sometimes occurs with the pull-up type of corkscrew. Everyone, including us (grey-beards included) will appreciate the easy and efficient push-down action. Simply a GREAT corkscrew! And they make wonderful gifts.
I agree, the best of all the rest. July 15, 2008
Kate V. Somerville (Philadelphia, PA United States)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have bought six so far. I give them to friends. This is the best of any pocket cork screw I have found. Once you get the move down it is very easy to use this inexpensive opener. And it looks cool in action too.
Great value November 9, 2008
esarbege (North Pole, AK USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Works well but make sure the first stage position is secure before beginning to pull the cork. Otherwise, the lever may chip the mouth of the bottle. That happened to me the first time I used it. It hasn't happened since.
It is much easier to open a bottle of wine using this corkscrew. Women, especially will find it much easier since it employs a pushing/pressing rather than a pulling motion requiring less strength and effort.
I would have given it 5 stars but I've found that after a little while, when the screw is descended, the levers tend to flop down and the cutter isn't as useful as I thought it would be. While sharp, it seems awkward to use but perhaps I haven't mastered that part yet.
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