Tire-bouchon Château Laguiole "Philippe Faure Brac, Meilleur Sommelier du Monde 1992" | Château-Laguiole the World 1992"

The Corkscrew Château Laguiole "Philippe Faure Brac, Best Sommelier of the World 1992" is a choice of excellence for wine lovers. Designed as a tribute to Philippe Faure-Brac, winner of the World's Best Sommelier competition in 1992 and current president of the "Union de la Sommellerie Française", this corkscrew embodies expertise and elegance.

Made of 12C27 stainless steel for knife, tendril, spring and lever, with brass plates. This solid construction ensures the durability and strength of the corkscrew.

The wood of the handle is treated according to the ancestral Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban. This process involves burning one side of the solid wood board, giving it increased weather resistance and exceptional longevity.

• High-quality materials
• Japanese Shou Sugi Ban Technique
• Designed by Guy Vialis
• Versatility and heritage

Designed by Guy Vialis, a former sommelier, the "Château-Laguiole" was the first luxury sommelier knife to be marketed on a global scale. It is now recognized as the "must" by the best sommeliers in the world.

The Corkscrew Château Laguiole "Philippe Faure Brac, Best Sommelier of the World 1992" is much more than just a tool to open a bottle of wine. It is a symbol of refinement, quality and passion for wine. With its finesse, its pleasant grip and its neat aesthetics, it embodies authenticity and accompanies each tasting with elegance.

Brand: Château Laguiole