Best Wine Key | Ratcheting Corkscrew | Stainless Steel

Craighill teamed up with sommelier André Hueston Mack to design a wine key that works the way sommeliers need it to work. Stainless steel body and corkscrew in either stonewash or polished finish. Ratcheting mechanism for cork extraction. Folding serrated blade cuts foil. Crown cap opener for when the wine runs out and someone brings beer. The ratcheting arm locks in both open and closed positions. Three finishes: Big Red (brushed stainless with matte red dimpled PPE scales), Noir (PVD-coated stainless with matte black dimpled PPE scales), and Tortoise (polished stainless with cellulose acetate handle). Hunter Craighill founded the company in 2015 in Brooklyn with a detail-obsessed, super-iterative approach to design and manufacturing — the kind of making that cares as much about how an object feels in your hand as what it accomplishes once you're holding it.

Tortoise finish involves cellulose acetate, which sounds like something a chemist would order for lunch. Ratcheting arm locks so it won't spring open in your pocket and perform an impromptu appendectomy.

• Stainless steel body and corkscrew
• Ratcheting mechanism for cork extraction
• Folding serrated blade for cutting foil
• Crown cap bottle opener
• Ratcheting arm locks in both open and closed positions
• Available in Big Red, Noir, and Tortoise finishes
• Dimensions: 4.6" x 1.5" x 0.6"
• Named Best Wine Key, which raises the question of what is this competition and does it include some kind of relay race
• Weight: 4.6 oz