A Guide on How to Find the Right Corkscrew

It’s that time again. Friday evening, wine o’clock. You are about to open a delicious bottle of red for you and your guests before you realize that this is not the kind of bottle with a twist-off cap… So, you start hastily rummaging through your drawers looking for a corkscrew. When you finally find one, you realize that you don’t even know where to start…

If this has ever happened to you, or you are interested in learning about the full range of corkscrews available on the market and how to use them, look no further than Peugeot and its full range of oenological accessories.

The electric corkscrew is a technological marvel that combines ingenuity, functionality and aesthetics. It adapts to all necks and corks for extremely smooth and fast extraction.

Designed by Peugeot engineers, the Reverse is an unprecedented 100% automatic corkscrew that will open all wine bottles in a blink of an eye. By exerting a little pressure on the bottle, the cork is ejected with a flick of the wrist. This rechargeable electric corkscrew adapts to all types of corks whether they are plastic or the real deal. On average, it can uncork 50 bottles before it needs to be recharged.

Inspired by 19th-century corkscrews, also known as “cork turners,” the Peugeot blade cork puller can draw the cork out from the oldest bottles of wine without piercing or crumbling the cork.

For the wine aficionados out there with vintage wine collections, nothing works better than a two-prong corkscrew when extracting old corks from aged bottles. Thanks to its two-prong design, it can quickly and efficiently uncork bottles without pulverizing the cork into a thousand pieces. This corkscrew is also very useful for extracting a cork that is stuck or broken inside the neck of the bottle. All you need to do is insert the prongs between the cork and the glass and then turn while pulling at the same time. And voilà!