Anna G. Twirl Corkscrew Limited Edition 2026 - Zinc, AlkiPaper

The Anna G. corkscrew offers a playful way to open bottles, with its smiling figure and raised arms forming a lever-style handle. Its limited 2026 edition features a hand-applied graphic dress motif of stripes and diamonds, created in collaboration with designer Arthur Arbesser. The steel and zinc mechanism lets the cork slide out smoothly, while the flared 7 cm base keeps the spiral centred over the bottle rim. The body is made from AlkiPaper, a biocomposite of paper and renewable materials free of petroleum derivatives. Standing 24.5 cm tall, it also serves as a decorative centrepiece on the table or bar.

The iconic Anna G. corkscrew by Alessi transforms opening a bottle into a captivating performance of everyday functional art. Designed by the celebrated Alessandro Mendini, this charming piece captures the silhouette of a smiling woman with open arms. In this limited edition for 2026, her dress is adorned with a striking graphic motif featuring dynamic stripes and geometric diamonds.Advantages:Anna G.’s bespoke outfit in this edition was created by fashion designer Arthur Arbesser. The hand-applied decal delivers a precise, intricate pattern, elevating a simple bar tool into an exquisite tabletop centerpiece.The premium steel and zinc lever mechanism ensures the cork glides effortlessly out of the bottle neck, with no tugging, strain, or hassle.Standing at 24.5 cm tall with a flared 7 cm base, it securely centers the body over the rim of the bottle, making it remarkably easy to drive the spiral straight down.The character’s head doubles as an ergonomic turning knob, so twisting the screw into the cork feels smooth and effortless.The body is crafted from the innovative biocomposite AlkiPaper®—a sustainable material based on paper and natural renewable resources, completely free of petroleum derivatives. Anna G. greets a prized vintage with the exact same radiant smile as a spontaneous, everyday bottle. As her arms rise with every uncorking, she brings a touch of playful elegance to the table, gently reminding us not to take life—or kitchen rituals—too seriously.