Review on 🍷 Professional Color Wood Wine Key: All-in-One Corkscrew Bottle Opener for Sommeliers, Waiters, and Bartenders by Carmen Polk

First unexpected costs. A wooden box with a notch in the sliding lid for easy removal and the smell, the fresh smell of bare wood hit me immediately, the second smell after smelling the pages of a new book - that maybe they come from the same family and have something to do with sensual pleasure . The shape of the wine key is called the olecranon. A quick look at an online dictionary tells me that the olecranon, a noun, is a bone in a person's hand. Imagine the faces at the table as they swapped names for descriptions, and the guy who skateboarded to work said Olecranon. The handle, lever, garnet color, has a special charm every time you open the lid. and a key on a pillow of scraps of paper comes into view. As if I was standing in front of a work of art, when I saw the key for the first time I didn't want to touch it, not right away, I wanted to look a little longer. But I had to open a bottle of wine for further enjoyment. The blade opened with difficulty the first time. I cut the foil off the top of the bottle. I unwrapped the corkscrew from the belly of the key. The lever wobbled more than other corkscrews of the type I've used. I screwed the screw into the cork, the fulcrum went through the neck of the bottle. The word PUSH is engraved on the key. So I squeezed, I squeezed a second time, hard, loosened the loop, and the pivot slid onto the neck of the bottle. I lowered the lever, the plug and pivot went up to the second pivot and pinched the edge and the plug popped out. It's not my favorite corkscrew right now, but it could become my favorite.