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is the Laguiole's Waiter Style Corkscrew in a white horn finish. It is crafted
with meticulous French mastery. The blade and worm are stainless steel
and the handle is constructed of long-lasting ABS and chrome. Presented
in a beechwood gift box with a tan leather case. Dishwasher safe.
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I like that a lot. But due to the influx of synthetic corks (Peltier Station even has a bright yellow one on their viognier) I prefer the teflon coated worms. And double hinges are also great when you are avoiding the every famous "pop" at the table side... Really takes the opening of the "Rockpile" Zinfandel by Rosenblum ;-)
Posted by: Zach | November 09, 2007 at 12:37 AM
Ah, Zach. You are talking my language with the Rockpile. We enjoyed a bottle last night. It is my FAVORITE Zinfandel. Hendry's Zin is a very close second place.
I haven't thought about the teflon coating.
Do you have a fav corkscrew with teflon?
Randy
Posted by: Randy | November 09, 2007 at 08:57 AM