Walnut wood sommelier corkscrew

Walnut wood sommelier corkscrew

The grain of the walnut. The European walnut corkscrew is distinguished by its irregular grain and contrasting dark brown to black veining against a beige-gray background. This natural contrast makes each handle unique, with a grain pattern that never repeats. The density of walnut (0.60-0.70 g/cm³) places it in an intermediate category: light enough to prevent hand fatigue during extended use, yet dense enough to withstand the wear and tear of daily bar service.

• European walnut (Juglans regia): irregular grain, contrasting brown-black veining unique to each piece
• Intermediate density 0.60-0.70 g/cm³: balance of lightness and impact resistance
• Smooth turned handle: surface without rough edges for smooth rotation when screwing
• Sommelier's corkscrew: stainless steel helix + lever + integrated foil cutter

Technical specifications

Walnut tree maintenance

Walnut wood absorbs moisture moderately. Wipe the handle after each use, especially if wine has spilled on the wood. The dark grain may transfer slightly during the first few uses if the handle is new and unvarnished—a normal phenomenon due to the tannins in the wood.