1930s corkscrew and bottle opener invented by Jules Bart.
The Zig Zag corkscrew is the most famous of lever-operated corkscrews, thanks to its ingenious "zig-zag" shape, which multiplies effort.
Zig-Zag corkscrew
€58.00
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1930s corkscrew and bottle opener invented by Jules Bart.
The Zig Zag corkscrew is the most famous of lever-operated corkscrews, thanks to its ingenious "zig-zag" shape, which multiplies effort.
This product cannot be shipped to the USA due to customs restrictions.
Description
How to use the Zig-Zag corkscrew?
The Zig-Zag corkscrew is very easy to use. To uncork a bottle, simply screw the tool all the way into the cork, then pull with the handle.
Its "zig-zag" lever mechanism makes it easy to extract even the toughest, longest corks.
This versatile corkscrew can also be used to uncap cans and glass bottles.
Made in France from stainless steel, the Zig-Zag corkscrew is ideal for corks, but not recommended for plastic stoppers.
This classic, sturdy model is a must-have for wine lovers.
Comes in its own box.
12043
Data sheet
- Length
- 26.5 cm unfolded / 16 cm closed
- Width
- 7 cm
- Composition
- Stainless steel
- Manufacturing
- French
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