Le "de Gaulle" Winged Double-Lever Corkscrew

Ideal for both casual wine drinkers and connoisseurs alike, the De Gaulle Winged Double-Lever Corkscrew is an exemplar of craftsmanship and functionality. Based on an original design from 1970, it features an ergonomic handle and a double lever mechanism that provides extra leverage when extracting corks. The result is a smooth and controlled un-corking every time you open a bottle. 

Packaged in a giftable box with a clear sleeve that shows the corkscrew inside, this makes a great present for new homeowners and wine lovers alike. 

Key Features:

• durable stainless steel construction for longevity and reliability
• ergonomic handle for comfortable grip and easy operation
• double-lever system for enhanced leverage and smooth cork extraction
• timeless design that complements any kitchen or bar décor

Materials: Teflon-coated worm (the corkscrew part!) & raw zamak (metal alloy) body, transparent protective finish, no chrome or paint

Made by:  L'Atelier Du Vin

Made in:  Europe

Specifications: 6.8" x 2.5" x 1.5"

Use: How to operate the "de Gaulle" corkscrew:

1. Place the tip of the worm in an upright position at the centre of the cork.
   2. Twist the handle without touching the “wings”, or levers, so that they rise up by themselves.
   3. Push both levers down to extract the cork from the bottle’s neck.

Further Reading:  An iconic tool in L'Atelier Du Vin's range since 1970, the "de Gaulle" is named after General Charles de Gaulle. It is said that he often raised his arms in the air when addressing a crowd.