Allure Air Manual Wine Corkscrew with Foil Cutter

The Allure Air manual wine corkscrew offers effortless opening with its continuous-turn mechanism, which draws the spiral smoothly through the centre of the cork without pulling or tugging. The razor-sharp spiral works with both natural and synthetic corks, while the translucent body lets you watch the mechanism in motion. The ergonomically contoured handle provides comfortable grip, and the included foil cutter removes the bottle's neck foil cleanly. Standing 17 cm tall, it rests securely on the bottle neck to keep the spiral aligned throughout.

The manual Allure Air wine corkscrew by Peugeot was created for those moments when opening a bottle should be an effortless, graceful affair—free from any awkward wrestling at the dining table. Its slender silhouette brings together sleek, refined design and a continuous-turn mechanism that drives the spiral smoothly right through the center of the cork. Complete with a matching foil cutter, preparing your favorite vintage becomes a quick, seamless prologue to a delightful meal.Advantages:The clever continuous-turn mechanism ensures that the cork effortlessly rises as you turn the handle, completely eliminating the need for pulling or tugging.The razor-sharp spiral glides effortlessly, allowing you to smoothly uncork bottles with both natural and synthetic corks without crumbling or tearing.It includes a dedicated foil cutter, ensuring that removing the bottle's protective neck foil is clean and perfectly neat.A translucent body lets you admire the inner mechanics in motion while at work, adding a sophisticated, modern touch.The ergonomically contoured handle provides comfortable support for your fingers, making each turn feel smooth and natural.Standing at 17 cm, the design rests securely on the neck of the bottle as you turn, keeping the spiral perfectly aligned throughout.Even a casual midweek dinner feels a touch more refined when the wine flows without a battle. With the Allure Air corkscrew, opening a bottle takes just a few effortless twists—leaving you free to return to your conversation and casually pretend that such flawless technique comes naturally, rather than from ingenious French engineering.