Our corkscrews are perfect for opening your wine bottles with ease and style. A must-have for wine lovers. At Trend Chef we focus on quality and elegance.
Corkscrews: The essential accessory to enhance your tasting moments
At Trend Chef, we know that every bottle of wine tells a story, and that opening that bottle is a special moment, which deserves a tool that lives up to that experience. Our "corkscrew" subcategory has been designed to offer a complete and varied range of high-quality accessories, including traditional, electric and professional corkscrews, suitable for all wine lovers, whether novices or experts. Available in different models and colours, our product collection also includes elegant wooden or steel boxes, perfect as a gift for wine enthusiasts.
Whether it’s a dinner with friends, a professional tasting, or a relaxing moment, the choice of corkscrew can make all the difference. From modern electric models to traditional T-shaped corkscrews, elegant sommelier knives and stainless steel screwpulls, our selection covers all styles and types of corks. Each type of corkscrew is designed to make opening your wine bottles easier and to bring a touch of sophistication to your table, while ensuring effortless extraction thanks to ergonomic levers and high-quality wicks.
Explore our collection and discover the perfect corkscrew for your needs among our different options, each offering a unique experience:
The electric corkscrew: Simplicity at your fingertips
The electric corkscrew is the epitome of modernity for wine lovers in a hurry or looking for comfort. With a simple button, this corkscrew opens your bottle in seconds , without any effort. Ideal for people who have difficulty handling traditional models, it combines elegance and practicality. Perfect for dinners and events, the electric corkscrew brings a sophisticated touch to your tasting moments. Available in several colors, including black and stainless steel, this product is an essential accessory for any wine collection.
Some electric corkscrew options even offer automatic refill, which further simplifies the process and promises smooth use for every bottle. With superior quality and careful design, these models are perfect for professional sommeliers and demanding amateurs alike, ensuring quick and efficient opening of all types of corks.
The Lever Corkscrew: The Timeless Classic
For those who value strength and efficiency, the lever corkscrew is a must-have. Its ergonomic design and powerful mechanism make it easy to remove even the most stubborn corks . Very popular with professionals and connoisseurs, it guarantees a quick and smooth opening. Available in different finishes, such as basalt and wood, this model ensures precise and long-lasting extraction. A perfect choice for robust wine lovers who appreciate the precision and durability of this essential tool.
Add even more convenience with models that feature a built-in clip to make removing the capsule easier, avoiding any risk of cuts. These lever corkscrews often include a bottle opener, adding an extra layer of functionality to this must-have accessory for wine lovers.
The needle corkscrew: finesse in the service of old vintages
The needle corkscrew is a unique choice, ideal for precious bottles or old wines with fragile corks. Its extraction system works by injecting air into the bottle to gently remove the cork , without damaging it. Lightweight and easy to carry, it offers a respectful and delicate solution to preserve the integrity of your collector's bottles. Available in different colors and materials, this model is particularly appreciated by connoisseurs who want to preserve their vintages in the best conditions.
sommelier corkscrew: The elegance of professionals
The sommelier corkscrew, also called a "sommelier knife", is the ultimate versatile and sophisticated tool. Compact and equipped with a knife to cut the capsule, it is acclaimed by sommeliers and restaurateurs for its efficiency. Although its use requires a little practice, it brings a touch of refinement when opening each bottle. Available in different designs, this product is an essential accessory for connoisseurs who want to combine style and performance in their range of wine tools.
These models can sometimes include a built-in bottle opener, allowing for versatility of use for different types of corks, whether cork or metal capsules. This added functionality makes the sommelier corkscrew an even more practical accessory for champagne and red wine lovers.
Worm Gear Corkscrew: Traditional Simplicity
Also known as a T-bar corkscrew, the worm-action model is one of the simplest but also the most authentic. Consisting of a wooden or steel handle and a sturdy worm, it requires a bit of force to remove the cork but remains an economical and effective option. Ideal for occasional enthusiasts or for picnics, it represents the very essence of the classic corkscrew, appreciated for its simplicity and reliability.
Two-lever corkscrew: Accessible comfort
The two-lever corkscrew, nicknamed "wing corkscrew", is a popular model for its ease of use. By positioning the wick in the cork, the two arms of the corkscrew are raised and, by lowering them, they allow the cork to be removed effortlessly. Suitable for beginners, this corkscrew is perfect for convivial moments when you want to enjoy wine without complications. Available in different materials such as basalt and black, it also adds a touch of design to your table.
Pocket Corkscrew: The Freedom to Savor Anywhere
Small, foldable and easily transportable, the pocket corkscrew is ideal for nomadic wine lovers. Its compact design in steel or wood makes it the perfect companion for outings, picnics or travel. Practical and lightweight, it allows you to enjoy a good bottle wherever you are, without being weighed down. Available in a variety of colors and styles, this model is an essential accessory for any collection of wine tools.
FAQ
What is another name for a corkscrew?
Another name for the corkscrew is "tirebouchon".
What to do when you don't have a corkscrew?
To open a wine bottle without a corkscrew, you can use several methods: - Push the cork into the bottle with a sturdy object. - Use a screw, screwdriver, and pliers to pull the cork. - Place the bottle in a shoe and tap it against a hard surface to remove the cork. - Push a knife or wrench diagonally into the cork and pull while twisting the bottle. - Heat the neck of the bottle with a blowtorch to remove the cork.
How to use the corkscrew?
To use a worm corkscrew, start by removing the bottle cap with a knife or sharp object. Then, place the spiral of the corkscrew in the center of the cork and hold the bottle firmly. Rotate the head of the corkscrew clockwise to push the spiral into the cork. Continue rotating until the cork pops up. To retrieve it, rotate the head of the corkscrew counterclockwise.
How old is the corkscrew?
The corkscrew has a history that dates back to the 17th century, with the first written references dating back to late 1681. The tool's ancestors were made by English gunsmiths, adapted from instruments such as the corkscrew.
