🍷 Effortless Uncorking: True TrueTap Double Hinged Waiter’s Corkscrew for Easy Wine Opening Review

I've had an identical corkscrew for years and the foil cutting blade eventually became too dull to be effective. The corkscrew itself still works great. I decided to replace it and bought the same brand. It's just as good as the previous one. My favorite feature is the two-stage leverage, which makes it easy to pull out the cork without breaking it.

In general, it assembles very well and works great. The only caveat is that the part that presses on the wine bottle has a slight curve, so you have to press it firmly against the side of the bottle as well. This works quite well, but you need to be sure you're doing it for everything to go smoothly. Sometimes people try but fail because it's not immediately obvious.

I used to have an electric corkscrew that looks cool, only it needs constant charging or it won't work when you stand in front of the company and reach for it only to find that it is not charged. After several situations where I looked like an idiot with a cork, I ordered this classic wine corkscrew. Its classic design is timeless and if you know how to use it properly, this tool can make you look like a wine champ. It's so simple it works flawlessly. I recommend dropping all tricks and using…

Based on the reviews here on Revain and the recommendations on SweetHome I bought this to replace a similar 2 stage screwpull. This is normal, it has a non-stick worm. The handle is all metal, just like I wanted. I like the metallic color. The service is a little flimsy feeling. I need to use both steps to clear congestion; where the screwpull usually only needed a second stage for untypically long plugs. It's more compact than the Screwpull, and that's probably why it feels flimsy. I also…

This is a decent corkscrew, but by no means a great one. A foil blade is almost useless, about as sharp as a butter knife. He pushes the foil in, but cannot cut it. It also opens at a very odd angle. The corkscrew itself is fine, but it doesn't have a large groove at the top, so it tends to crumble natural corks a bit when you start it. Finally, the console does not open fully. parallel to the screw, which means you have to use more force to pull the cork out, and the edges are just enough to…

The corkscrew is not bad, but far from excellent. A foil blade is almost useless, about as sharp as a butter knife. He pushes the foil in, but cannot cut it. It also opens at a very odd angle. The corkscrew itself is fine, but it doesn't have a large groove at the top, so it tends to crumble natural corks a bit when you start it. Finally, the console does not open fully. parallel to the screw, which means you have to use more force to pull the cork out, and the edges are just enough to grab the

Perfect fit and finish. I ordered another wine key with wooden handles and it's a little wobbly, this one is perfect. I must add that on one of the frames the picture in the listing is wrong. I believe the worm has a teflon coating, and in the photo it's stainless steel, which doesn't bother, but it's not the same. One of the main reasons I bought this wine key might seem a bit odd, but these are TSA approved for air travel. Yes, you heard right. You can carry it in your pocket like a pocket…

A few months ago I was looking at this corkscrew and another made by the same company True Fabrications Waiter's Corkscrew - Natural Wood and Stainless Steel All in One Corkscrew, Bottle Opener and Foil Cutter Metallic Red looked nice and not very expensive. Natural wood looked more sophisticated. It costs $3 more but still not too expensive. Both received good reviews. I couldn't decide so I took both. The natural wood corkscrew looks even more elegant than the picture on the website and both…