HOW TO OPEN A WINE BOTTLE (WITH A CORKSCREW) 2019

In this video I cover the basics of using the Waiters Friend Corkscrew. This corkscrew is used by most sommeliers and professionals alike.

The trick to opening a bottle of wine with a Waiters Corkscrew is leverage. In addition, it's important to open the wine as quietly as possible.

I think the most important takeaways in this demo is the place where to make the cut on the foil of the wine bottle. I've created a slow motion section to specifically show why it's important to cut the foil on the lower part of the lip of the foil.

Whether you are learning to open a bottle of wine for wine service in a restaurant or using a wine opener to up your game at home. This is the best way to open a bottle of wine per the Court of Master Sommeliers.

Patented In 1882 by German inventor Carl F.A. Wienke. There have been many variations and improvements on this type of wine opener.

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[michaelgherard]

Interesting, I never realized all of the dust and dirt that could potentially be mixed in with the wine. Thank you for the help!

[rosannapetrella]

I loved the slow motion section you added that shows the wine coming in contact with the lip of the bottle. I never realized how important it was to make the cut there. Nice Kitchen too!

[dbpickles]

Super informative, thanks! I’ve been waitressing for many years, and would like to incorporate your video into training new staff. Looking forward to more videos!