First produced in 1970, the L'Atelier du Vin Le de Gaulle Corkscrew gets its name from the French General de Gaulle. It's robust construction and reliable design has kept it a bartop staple for over 50 years. With arms that resemble its namesake, the winged wine opener is made from raw zamak and given a coat of varnish to keep a rugged appearance, while a forged, Teflon-coated worm and a five-step turn securely grip the cork for easy extraction.
