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The Chateau Laguiole Versailles collection pays tribute to the historic specimen trees that once graced the famous gardens of the Château de Versailles. Originally imported from around the world during the late 18th century as part of the major garden restoration ordered by Louis XVI, many of these centuries-old trees stood until the historic storm of December 26, 1999. This exquisite collection honors that botanical legacy through fine craftsmanship and historic wood species.
All Versailles series corkscrews are proudly adorned with a Fleur de Lys—the traditional symbol of French royalty representing perfection, light, and life. Additionally, this series is presented with a signature blue leather sheath. Bleu de France (Blue of France) has represented the French monarchy and heritage since the early 12th century.
Created in 1993 by Master Sommelier Guy Vialis, the Chateau Laguiole waiter-style corkscrew was the first high-end Laguiole corkscrew on the market. Since its debut, Chateau Laguiole has remained the preferred choice among the world's best sommeliers and stands as the most iconic waiter-style wine opener in history. Every genuine Chateau Laguiole corkscrew is 100% Made in France.
Crafted from rare Tulipier wood (American Tulipwood), this handle honors the historic trees planted in the gardens of Marie Antoinette’s Petit Trianon palace at Versailles between 1776 and 1778. Prized for its fine, silky grain and warm golden-amber hues, Tulipier was among the exotic North American species chosen during Louis XVI’s royal renovation of the estate. This model serves as a lasting tribute to the historic 223-year-old specimen that stood at the Petit Trianon until the storm of 1999.
This special edition features Marie Antoinette's official royal monogram stamped onto the handle bolster. Permission to reproduce this historic seal was graciously granted to the late Guy Vialis by the official Château de Versailles authorities, making this model an extraordinarily unique piece of French heritage.
All Chateau Laguiole wine openers are made of 12C27 stainless steel and weigh around 4 oz (113 grams). The overall length closed is 4.5 inches (11.40 cm).
The foils cutter is serrated and measures 1.5/8 inches ~ 4.06 cm).
"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."
Frédéric 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.
Absolutely exquisite craftsmanship
The Chateau Laguiole Versailles collection pays tribute to the historic specimen trees that once graced the famous gardens of the Château de Versailles. Originally imported from around the world during the late 18th century as part of the major garden restoration ordered by Louis XVI, many of these centuries-old trees stood until the historic storm of December 26, 1999. This exquisite collection honors that botanical legacy through fine craftsmanship and historic wood species.
All Versailles series corkscrews are proudly adorned with a Fleur de Lys—the traditional symbol of French royalty representing perfection, light, and life. Additionally, this series is presented with a signature blue leather sheath. Bleu de France (Blue of France) has represented the French monarchy and heritage since the early 12th century.
Created in 1993 by Master Sommelier Guy Vialis, the Chateau Laguiole waiter-style corkscrew was the first high-end Laguiole corkscrew on the market. Since its debut, Chateau Laguiole has remained the preferred choice among the world's best sommeliers and stands as the most iconic waiter-style wine opener in history. Every genuine Chateau Laguiole corkscrew is 100% Made in France.
Crafted from rare Tulipier wood (American Tulipwood), this handle honors the historic trees planted in the gardens of Marie Antoinette’s Petit Trianon palace at Versailles between 1776 and 1778. Prized for its fine, silky grain and warm golden-amber hues, Tulipier was among the exotic North American species chosen during Louis XVI’s royal renovation of the estate. This model serves as a lasting tribute to the historic 223-year-old specimen that stood at the Petit Trianon until the storm of 1999.
This special edition features Marie Antoinette's official royal monogram stamped onto the handle bolster. Permission to reproduce this historic seal was graciously granted to the late Guy Vialis by the official Château de Versailles authorities, making this model an extraordinarily unique piece of French heritage.
All Chateau Laguiole wine openers are made of 12C27 stainless steel and weigh around 4 oz (113 grams). The overall length closed is 4.5 inches (11.40 cm).
The foils cutter is serrated and measures 1.5/8 inches ~ 4.06 cm).
Pocket Knife
Pocket Knives are designed for cutting only. Please do not use it as a screwdriver, crowbar, or wood chisel, as this can cause irreversible damage and void the warranty.
Corkscrews
Important Note on Use: Waiter-style corkscrews are designed for use with a secure grip on the bottle neck. Please do not use the tool by clamping the bottle between your knees and pulling the handle. This technique often applies excessive force, which is likely to bend the screw (worm) and will immediately void the product warranty.
To keep your pocket knife or corkscrew in top condition, follow these maintenance tips:
Important Note: Tuf Glide is not considered a "food-safe" product. Avoid using it on knives that come into contact with food.
By following these simple steps, you can ensure that your item remains reliable and ready for your next adventure.
