How to use the Best Wine Key with André Hueston Mack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- This is the how-to video for the Best Wine Key.
We teamed up with renowned sommelier André Hueston Mack to design an outstanding wine extraction device. In this video, he breaks down exactly how he uses it to get the wine out of the bottle.
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Looks awesome!! Hope I win the giveaway 👍
Here's some feedback from someone that works opening dozens of bottles per shift, it's a nice tool, but the serrated blade and price are a deal breaker for me.
For something premium like that, I'd expect either a smooth blade, in order to be able to sharpen it; a nice steel so it stays sharp, or something extra to give it extra functionality.
I personally ended up getting the Victorinox one, which is more expensive, but has a very nice steel on the foil cutter, and a blade I can use to open wine boxes without having to wear the foil cutter or use a different tool and cut off the saran wrap when serving white wines (because it's faster than unwrapping it).
A smooth blade option with a nice blade steel in order would be so nice, when I buy premium tools, apart from them working well, I want them to last.
thanks for the feedback! we will keep working to refine as we go, this is helpful insight
Couldn't agree more. Well said 👏
Looks awesome!! Hope I win the giveaway 👍
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Do you ship to Canada?
Yes indeed
Hi, are you considering another color? 🙂
yes! what would you like to see?
@@craighillcompany Black, brass... something matching your other products 😉
$100 is absurd. I've never had issue opening wine with a normal corkcrew...
Le Creuset pocket corkscrew is way easier than this. Basically just keep twirling and cork comes out. One finger to twirl, other hand to hold the bottle while doing so. I'm kind of surprised they don't sell one milled from metal for more durability.