🍷 Stylish and Reliable Murano Waiter's Corkscrew in Translucent Red Review

I open about 50 bottles a week and was looking for a cheap but practical wine key. The knife is sharp and has a handle on the back that allows you to open it with one hand. The corkscrew is quiet and fast. The dual mount works well. Overall a good corkscrew

I work as a waitress in an upscale restaurant. Wine service is a daily part of my job. The keys to Murano wine were recommended to me by our sommelier. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the price on Revain. This is a great wine key with many features, notably the non-stick corkscrew and curved blade.

I bought this when I was working in a good canteen as a trader and bartender and was opening an average of 8-20 bottles a night. It has the best foil cutter and non-stick corkscrew. Having slipped into the role of a desktop computer for 7 years, we still use it at home. It's well maintained, we drink wine most evenings and I'll be buying another one because I really like it.

My wife didn't like these manual corkscrews and pulled out a rabbit corkscrew about 10 times larger with a lever and gears. It needs oiling or something and I hate picking it up and using it. When our old manual corkscrew broke I went through a few review websites and settled on a Murano weave which lasted about 2 months and I think it's great and even my wife uses it instead of "rabbit". Great product at a very reasonable price

Large corkscrew. I have several versions of this model, all are good. Just make sure you get dual outboards. You will thank me later. Most waiter-style corkscrews have a small (sometimes serrated) knife blade for cutting the foil. It's ok (I personally use the Screwpull foil cutter) but don't take it to the airport, it might be mistaken for a knife (no no). There are corkscrews of this type that don't have a blade, like a boomerang.