Review on 🍷 Black and Stainless Steel Double-Hinged Waiters Corkscrew by Pulltap's by Carlos Barete

I ordered a Pulltap corkscrew after it was voted best corkscrew by Food & Wine magazine. I've had single-jointed corkscrews (okay if you get them as a promotional item, but I wouldn't pay for them), lever-operated corkscrews, two-prong corkscrews (suitable for old corks), hand-operated screw-type pullers, and winged corkscrews. Corkscrew. Lever corkscrews are relatively easy to use and work quickly, but they're also too large to fit in a desk drawer or pocket. And it's easier to remove the cork from a pulltap than from a lever corkscrew. The pulltap works just as fast as other types of corkscrews I've used, although I'm still getting used to using a double-hinged corkscrew so I haven't yet found it as easy to use as others, although I suspect that he will give back. The pulltap is very durable and I expect it to last many times. I didn't rate durability as I just bought it. For $7 I'm sure I'll still get my money.