Allure Corkscrew - Matte Finish, Zamak Handle, Nylon Body

The Allure corkscrew offers an effortless, fluid turn with its continuous screw mechanism, which glides the cork upwards inside a sleek nylon body. Its ergonomically sculpted zamak handle provides a comfortable, confident grip, while the precision-sharpened spiral pierces the core dead-centre to remove both natural and synthetic corks in one piece. An integrated foil cutter delivers a clean, even cut around the bottle's neck, and its slender 17 cm silhouette with a matte finish suits display beside a decanter. W17 x D17 x H17 cm

Opening a fine bottle of wine should never feel like a test of strength. That is why the Allure corkscrew by Peugeot swaps awkward tugging for an effortless, fluid turn. Its continuous screw mechanism gently glides the cork upwards inside the sleek nylon body, giving you complete, graceful control over every vintage you uncork. It is a striking everyday essential that feels just as balanced in your hand as it looks displayed alongside your favourite glassware.Advantages:The continuous turning mechanism ensures that the cork glides out effortlessly as you twist the handle, eliminating any awkward pulling or wrestling with the bottle.The ergonomically sculpted zamak handle provides a comfortable, confident grip for perfectly smooth, fluid movement.The precision-sharpened spiral pierces the core dead-centre, which effortlessly removes both natural and synthetic corks in one piece.An integrated foil cutter delivers a clean, even cut around the bottle's neck, priming every bottle beautifully for serving.With its slender 17 cm silhouette and elegant matte finish, this corkscrew looks exceptionally handsome left out on the table beside a decanter.A great wine deserves an equally refined ritual, yet wrestling with a stubborn cork can instantly spoil the mood of a celebratory toast. This wine corkscrew handles the task with such understated ease that your guests will barely notice an ounce of effort. Selecting the right vintage remains the host's privilege—but pouring it will always be a moment of pure, composed pleasure.