Bilame Noir: Two-pronged corkscrew in black metal | l'Atelier du Vin

The Black Bilame Corkscrew: A Professional and Historical Tool

The bilame corkscrew, designed by L’Atelier du Vin in 1949, is a must-have for wine enthusiasts. This historical patent offers an ingenious solution for uncorking bottles, leaving the corks intact, even the oldest and most fragile ones.

Thanks to its unique mechanism, the cork is not pierced, preventing any crumbling. You can also re-cork the bottle without altering its contents, a valuable asset for preserving your fine wines.

Simple and Effective Instructions

1. First insert the tip of the longer blade, followed by the shorter one.
2. Push the blades in alternately with a rocking motion.
3. Pull the bilame corkscrew by gently turning its handle.
   
   

French Manufacturing and Craftsmanship

Patented and manufactured in France, this tool is a true gem of oenology. Appreciated by sommeliers and wine merchants, it ensures a careful opening of bottles with fragile corks, while allowing them to be re-sealed elegantly.

A Reimagined Vintage Design

This black bilame corkscrew pays homage to its historical heritage with a contemporary touch. Elegant and discreet, it embodies the authenticity of past utensils, designed for technical and intuitive use. Every detail reflects the expertise of L’Atelier du Vin, since 1949.

Carefully Designed Ergonomics

The ergonomic handle offers a comfortable grip and facilitates every gesture of the oenological ritual. The extraction and re-corking process becomes a pleasure for fine wine enthusiasts, combining practicality and tradition.

An Ingenious Mechanism to Preserve Wine

The black bilame is ideal for preserving your opened bottles. After tasting, it allows you to re-cork the bottle carefully, preserving the aromas for later enjoyment. This unique mechanism makes it a valuable tool for prolonging the pleasure of fine wines.

Features:

• Type: Bilame corkscrew
• Material: Black metal
• Origin: French design and manufacturing
• Use: Uncorking and re-corking bottles
• Audience: Sommeliers, wine merchants, wine enthusiasts