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| Management number | 253542357 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | US$12.00 | Model Number | 253542357 | ||
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Featuring a sleek and smooth, compact design this Franmara Lisse customizable two-step waiter's corkscrew with rosewood handle is perfect for restaurants, wineries, and catered events. This corkscrew's durable rosewood handle gives it the strength it needs for everyday use. A built-in stainless steel serrated blade knife effortlessly cuts through foil, while a non-stick coated open spiral worm is designed to glide through the cork, minimizing crumbling while preserving the quality of your finest wines.
This corkscrew's stainless steel boot lever opens bottles with ease. To use, start by cutting the foil under the lip of the bottle using the retractable stainless steel serrated knife. Remove the foil and retract the knife. Then insert the worm into the cork and turn to secure the corkscrew. Place the first notch of the stainless steel boot lever on the lip of the bottle, hold it in place, and lever the handle to pull the cork about halfway out of the bottle. Move the second notch of the boot lever to the lip of the bottle and pull the cork the remainder of the way out.
This corkscrew's stainless steel boot lever opens bottles with ease. To use, start by cutting the foil under the lip of the bottle using the retractable stainless steel serrated knife. Remove the foil and retract the knife. Then insert the worm into the cork and turn to secure the corkscrew. Place the first notch of the stainless steel boot lever on the lip of the bottle, hold it in place, and lever the handle to pull the cork about halfway out of the bottle. Move the second notch of the boot lever to the lip of the bottle and pull the cork the remainder of the way out.
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