Lever wine opener
Wine openers are often compared to wheel - making something better than traditional T-shaped corkscrew with
spiral worm seems unnecessary. However to be able to open wine bottle with such device you require muscle and quite
some effort. So if you really don't have strong arms or don't want to struggle with corks you must have Lever wine
opener.
The Lever wine opener is greatest in both value and quality. Opening wine bottles never been easier before. No
matter what type of cork you have to deal with, lever style opener with metal gears makes it easy for you every
time. Most of the new opener models already have foil cutter preinstalled.
Lever wine openers work by first locking the neck of the wine bottle. Then a lever, which is either pulled or
pushed by handles (depends on lever opener style) drives corkscrew worm into the cork. After that lever reverses
the direction to extract the cork. Finally opener reverses the direction of the lever one last time to pull out the
cork from the wine opener.
In testing, longer corkscrew worm works best for 2" corks mostly found in vintage wines. Reviewers likes longer
levers because they are cushioned and ergonomically shaped.
Every wine opener is quality tested which guarantees that it will work every single time you try to use it.
Lever openers are very easy to maintain and clean. Almost all models include base stand, which is useful for
storage. It requires no skills to use and looks superb anywhere you place it.
Quality Lever wine openers have best warranties available, however they're made so strong that you most likely
won't even need it. If you like wine or know someone who does go for it. They make great gifts.
We would recommend Screwpull Lever Model Elegance . It's expensive,
but this model has metal handles, foil cutter and comes with extra spiral worm, and on top of it all you get
10 years warranty!
While the Screwpull Lever Model Elegance is the best luxury lever wine opener, we would also recommend Metrokane
Rabbit Wine Opener Tool Kit which is almost
as good.
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