Product Description

Have you ever before seen such elegant pliers? Contoured to fit snugly over the cork, grip it firmly and remove it with ease and safety, they take the anxiety out of uncorking champagne. Michael Aaron, Chairman Sherry-Lehmann, NYC's renowned wine shop has this to say: "Many devices for opening champagne have come and gone, but champagne pliers are always the best to use."

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #53758 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Metrokane
• Model: 6166
• Dimensions: 3.30" h x 5.60" w x 8.20" l, 5.00 pounds

Features

• Firmly grip bubbly-wine corks for easy, secure uncorking
• Keep cork under control to prevent spraying and spillage
• Rubberized grips for soft, """"velvet"""" handling
• Ergonomic design for comfort
• Come in transparent plastic storage case

Amazon.com Review
Locker room hunks require no assistance when removing corks from champagne or other bubbly-wine bottles, and they're happy to spray wine around. Others, however, find it difficult to uncork a bubbly wine and to do it without spraying or spilling. These pliers are specifically designed to assist the latter group by firmly gripping a cork and providing leverage for twisting it free under control so the user doesn't waste a single drop. The pliers are made of stainless steel with ergonomic handles and rubberized grips for comfortable, soft, "velvet" handling. They come in a transparent plastic case for storage on the bar or in a drawer. --Fred Brack

Customer Reviews

Great Product
I bought this item because I hated the struggle in trying to get the cork out of a champagne bottle. It works great. I came back and bought a couple more for gifts. The packaging is also very nice.

Much more then I expected
Very heavy, good metal, and smooth operation. Comes in a stylish case. Complete control for popping bottles. No more guests covering their eyes on New Years. Machine grey finish on the outside.
Would make a great gift for under $20.

Not much to say...
It does what it's supposed to, and with style. What more can you ask?