$71.00 CAD
This Forge de Laguiole corkscrew features a handle crafted from genuine Karelian Birch, a rare and highly sought-after wood sourced from the forests of Northern Europe. Also known as "Masur Birch," this material is famous for its extraordinary "marbled" figure, which features dark, wavy streaks and speckled "flames" set against a pale, golden-honey background. This unique pattern is a natural phenomenon, making every handle a one-of-a-kind work of art that is as durable as it is beautiful.
Handmade in Laguiole, France, these corkscrews—often referred to as the "Sommeliers"—are the only high-end waiter-style tools to feature the traditional Shepherd's Cross meticulously pinned into the handle.
Developed in collaboration with professional sommeliers worldwide, this tool’s ergonomics, elegance, and efficiency earned it the prestigious "Prix Design Plus" award in Frankfurt, Germany. Each masterpiece is entirely hand-assembled and completed by a single master craftsman to ensure the highest standards of quality and pride in the finished object.
Today, Forge de Laguiole represents the pinnacle of quality in the industry. With a reputation for integrity, ethics, and innovative design, this specialized team of 100 employees has established the brand as the essential choice for luxury Laguiole cutlery.
The Forge de Laguiole workshop is located in the historic village of Laguiole, France (population 1,300), the birthplace of this iconic style of cutlery in the early 1800s.
Karelian Birch AKA Masur Birch. This birch is not a particular species but is a praised grain figure that is most commonly fond in Downy Birch and Silver Birch. (Harvested in Finland). This Birch is commonly used for turned objects, decorative veneer, knife handles, and other small specialty items.
"I firmly believe that the tool employed to uncork an exquisite bottle of wine should embody the same level of perfection as the individuals who crafted it."
Frederic Camboulives - Founder of Laguiole Imports - Since 2002
With over 20 years of experience, we have expertly engraved more than 130,000 premium cutlery items, including knives and corkscrews. Our commitment to exceptional craftsmanship is matched by our dedication to customer satisfaction. Not only do we take pride in our work, but most of our engravings are also complimentary and promptly shipped.
With over 20 years of experience, we have expertly engraved more than 130,000 premium cutlery items, including knives and corkscrews. Our commitment to exceptional craftsmanship is matched by our dedication to customer satisfaction. Not only do we take pride in our work, but most of our engravings are also complimentary and promptly shipped.
This Forge de Laguiole corkscrew features a handle crafted from genuine Karelian Birch, a rare and highly sought-after wood sourced from the forests of Northern Europe. Also known as "Masur Birch," this material is famous for its extraordinary "marbled" figure, which features dark, wavy streaks and speckled "flames" set against a pale, golden-honey background. This unique pattern is a natural phenomenon, making every handle a one-of-a-kind work of art that is as durable as it is beautiful.
Handmade in Laguiole, France, these corkscrews—often referred to as the "Sommeliers"—are the only high-end waiter-style tools to feature the traditional Shepherd's Cross meticulously pinned into the handle.
Developed in collaboration with professional sommeliers worldwide, this tool’s ergonomics, elegance, and efficiency earned it the prestigious "Prix Design Plus" award in Frankfurt, Germany. Each masterpiece is entirely hand-assembled and completed by a single master craftsman to ensure the highest standards of quality and pride in the finished object.
Today, Forge de Laguiole represents the pinnacle of quality in the industry. With a reputation for integrity, ethics, and innovative design, this specialized team of 100 employees has established the brand as the essential choice for luxury Laguiole cutlery.
The Forge de Laguiole workshop is located in the historic village of Laguiole, France (population 1,300), the birthplace of this iconic style of cutlery in the early 1800s.
Karelian Birch AKA Masur Birch. This birch is not a particular species but is a praised grain figure that is most commonly fond in Downy Birch and Silver Birch. (Harvested in Finland). This Birch is commonly used for turned objects, decorative veneer, knife handles, and other small specialty items.
