Corkscrew

Firenza Rosewood Corkscrew $5.95 High quality stainless steel corkscrew with foil cutter. Features teflon coated spiral and rosewood handle. Measures 4 1/4" closed.

Rosewood Corkscrew and Wine Stopper $22.04 Great for home use or as a gift! 4" long, 3 1/4" across handle. Additional Rosewood Wine Stoppers also available (below).

EZ Pull Corkscrew $21.95 The E-Z Pull™ Corkscrew quickly and easily extracts a cork from a wine bottle. Comes complete in a gift box with a foil cutter and an extra screw. Selling on many other sites for $39.95 and up. Why pay more? Get the same quality for less atBarstore™.

Table Mounted Opener Set $43.95 This durable metal case has a plexiglass top that makes it a perfect display case. Set includes a drip ring, wine stopper, extra corkscrew, unique clear foil cutter (blade) thermometer, and a table mounted opener. 4"H x 14"W x 11"D.

6 Piece Onyx wine Accessory Set $11.95 This 6 Piece Onyx Wine Accessory Set includes a Vacuum Pump with 2 Wine Stoppers, chrome wine stopper, chrome wine pourer/stopper, and a double lever corkscrew opener. 9.5"W x 7.5"D x 2"H.

Double Pull Corkscrew with Wooden Case $8.95 Deluxe, chrome, double pull, corkscrew with serrated cork cutter. Comes complete with a beautiful solid wood storage case that is velvet lined and fitted. Great gift idea.

Pulltap Corkscrew $7.95 Features a double-lever boot system. Measuring 4-3/4" closed this smooth operating corkscrew will fit nicely in a pocket for easy access. The boot lever and serrated knife are stainless steel with teflon coated spiral and black ABS handle.

Different Types of Corkscrews

The T Bar Corkscrew:

A horizontal bar of wood attached to the screw, allows for a fine, strong grip making removal of the stopper very effective.

The Waiters Friend Corkscrew:

The waiters friend has everything that you could want behind the bar it includes a bottle opener and corkscrew, only draw back is that its not the most versitile, as you have to set the bottle on the table and possition the corkscrew correctly, although saying that you would never break the cork

The Lever Corkscrew

Many corkscrews incorporate levers that add more force when drawing the cork out, its design is a derivation of the gun worm which was a device used by musketmen to remove unspent charges from a musket's barrel in the same way.

Corks are largely associated with wine, although they are being replaced with screwcaps on a alot of wine bottles.

The earliest patent for a corkscrew was to a man called Samuel Henshall.



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