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ELLIS CORKSCREW

ELLIS CORKSCREW

Opening a good bottle of wine always feels special. Using a beautifully designed corkscrew makes it even better. Made in France, the Ellis Corkscrew can be used at home, or on a trip.

£55
£55

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Design Notes

For this project, we partnered with a renowned French cutler, founded in 1896.

The handle is made from a folded piece of brushed 18/10 stainless steel.The hardened steel screw has a non-stick coating, helping it to cut cleanly into the cork. A groove running around the outer edge reduces friction - making it easier to rotate. This contoured profile increases grip, lowering the chance of the cork splitting when removed.

Unlike conventional bottle openers, the serrated blade and corkscrew are secured with brass screws. This makes maintenance easy and allows the parts to be replaced (although, it's unlikely you'll ever need to). Both are sprung with a solid steel bar, ensuring they stay locked in place during use. To cover all bases, we included a beer bottle opener on the steel lever.

Technical Spec

•  Handle made from brushed 18/10 stainless steel.
•  Hardened steel corkscrew with non-stick coating.
•  Grooves around outer edge of screw reduce friction + improve grip.
•  Serrated blade for removing wax or foil.
•  Brass screws allow easy maintenance.
•  Beer bottle opener on the steel lever.
•  Blade and corkscrew sprung with a solid steel bar.
•  Finished with engraved AW monogram.
•  Made in France.

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The serrated foil blade and corkscrew are sprung with a solid steel bar, ensuring they stay locked during use.
The serrated foil blade and corkscrew are sprung with a solid steel bar, ensuring they stay locked during use.
The Ellis Corkscrew handle is made from a folded piece of brushed 18/10 stainless steel.
The Ellis Corkscrew handle is made from a folded piece of brushed 18/10 stainless steel.
Brass screws make maintenance easy and allow parts to be replaced (although, it's unlikely you'll ever need to).
Brass screws make maintenance easy and allow parts to be replaced (although, it's unlikely you'll ever need to).
The hardened steel screw has a non-stick coating, helping it to cut cleanly into the cork.
The hardened steel screw has a non-stick coating, helping it to cut cleanly into the cork.