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Unrivalled performance. Rigorously tested. Much admired. This masterful piece of engineering takes opening a bottle of wine to new heights. A 21st century redesign of the original Herbert Allen lever corkscrew, its innovative rotation technology makes light work of any cork. 

Use:  

• Remove any foil covering your cork and check the bottle's neck and rim are free from chips and cracks.
• Hold the bottle on a solid, level surface when opening it.
• Be careful when opening – the tip of the corkscrew is sharp! Make sure the corkscrew is always seated squarely on the neck of the bottle before opening.
• Need to replace a worn screw? Unscrew the protective chrome cap, remove the old screw, then insert your new screw and replace the protective cap. Always refer to the instructions for your specific model first.
  

Cleaning: 

• Take care as you clean – the tip of the corkscrew is sharp.
• Clean your corkscrew occasionally, using a damp cloth or warm soapy water.
• Dry well after washing and store in a dry place.

Made in France in the same time honoured tradition since 1925, each piece of Le Creuset passes through 30 different pairs of hands before it is deemed suitable to grace your kitchen. Each piece is individually sand cast from a unique mould, hand finished by master craftsmen at every stage of production and coated with a minimum of two layers of non porous, shock resistant enamel. A Le Creuset pan is a work of art specifically designed to provide a lifetime of service as the most useful and most used piece of cookware in your kitchen.

Enamelled cookware might be what Le Creuset is known for but in 1995 the company started expanding its product line to include stainless steel, stoneware, silicone, enamelled steel, and more.

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