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Now you can open any bottle in seconds – no twisting, no pulling, and no broken corks!
Air pressure does the work for you. Pierce, pump and pop – the cork is out in seconds, no strength needed.
The thin needle slides straight through and lifts the cork out whole – no crumbs or cork dust in your wine.
The cap doubles as a foil cutter, so one pocket-size tool removes the seal and opens the bottle.
A stainless steel needle and a polished, easy-grip body deliver a smooth opening, bottle after bottle.
The pen-shaped design slips into a kitchen drawer, a picnic basket or a handbag. At home, at a dinner party or out on a picnic – you open every bottle in seconds, and it looks good doing it.
We rely on a stainless steel needle and a polished, durable body for reliable performance year after year. After use, simply rinse the needle in warm water, wipe it dry, and it is ready for the next bottle.
See why wine lovers are switching
| Corkscrew | Electric opener | Lindner & Co | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opens in ~5 seconds | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cork comes out whole | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| No strength needed | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fits in your pocket | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| No batteries or charging | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Built-in foil cutter | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
Choose the 2-pack or 3-pack above to save – the discount is applied automatically in your cart, no code needed.
Black, red, green and dark blue - all at the same price. Pick your colour above. If you order more than one, you can mix colours and the bundle discount still applies.
With us, you can pay using Apple Pay, Google Pay, Mastercard, and Visa.
Cut the foil with the built-in foil cutter. Press the needle down through the cork. Pump gently a few times, and the cork pops out whole. Only use it on still wine – never on sparkling or carbonated bottles.
Enjoy free shipping on all orders! Our delivery time is 5–10 business days from the shipping date.
We offer a 30-day refund policy. If you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply contact us within 30 days of receiving your order, and we’ll be happy to help you with a return or refund
If it doesn't open your bottle in seconds, send it back and we'll refund every cent. No questions, no hassle.
Was snapping about one cork in four with my old waiter's friend. Not one since this turned up. Comes up in one piece even on the dry old ones.
Timed it because my brother in law didn't believe me. Five seconds from flipping the cap to the cork sitting on the needle, and there's a small hiss right before it lets go. He's ordered one.
Didn't clock that the cap was a blade until I flipped it open, so watch your thumb the first go. It takes the foil off in one turn round, which is more than the little knife I was using before ever managed.
My hands don't grip like they used to. Jar lids are still beyond me. This one I manage on my own.
Bought it for the caravan after the corkscrew went missing somewhere between Broome and home. Takes up no room at all next to the tea things. Only thing is it rolls around loose in the drawer, so it's wrapped in a tea towel for now - a little sleeve would have been the obvious thing to include. It's done every bottle since we set off.
Got one for my sister in law's birthday and she opened a bottle with it right there at the table. Her husband tried it on a screw top about ten minutes later, which was the funniest thing that happened all evening. She keeps texting me photos of corks now.
Figured it was a gimmick, I've got a whole drawer of things that turned out to be gimmicks, including an electric one that died. It's about six pumps on a tight cork and four on a loose one. That's the story. No wrestling, no swearing at the bottle.
Had this since March and it's done, I don't know, sixty bottles? Needle's not bent, nothing's gone loose, no charging. I keep waiting for it to quit on me.
Ordered the green and the green is what turned up, which after last Christmas I don't take for granted. Slim box, no plastic clamshell to fight my way into. Sits on the counter looking like a pen rather than something out of a toolbox.
