How do you use a bottle opener for wine?

How To Use A Wine Bottle Opener

1. Push the tip of the corkscrew into the cork.
2. Twist until the corkscrew is about three-quarters of the way into the cork.
3. Engage the base hinge with the lip of the bottle and pull upward gently.
4. When you can’t pull anymore, engage the second hinge with the lip of the bottle.

What is the blade on a bottle opener for?

Most bartenders use a speed blade that has a circle on the opposite end of the bottle opener. The circular end is used to slide down the neck of a glass bottle to pull it out of a cooler. This prevents bartenders from having to get their hands cold and wet.

How do you open a bottle with a bottle opener?

As you lift the handle up, the far edge of the cut-out section of the bottle opener will press down on top of the bottle cap. At the same time, the sharp edge of the bottle opener will lift up the side of the cap, causing the cap to bend upward and pop off of the bottle.

How do you use a keyring bottle opener?

Ring. Place your hand over the bottle and put the underside of your ring finger under the cap. Tilt the bottle to about 45 degrees, then grip the top and pull back. It might be best to stick to sturdy, titanium or gold bands for this one, though.

What are the two sides of a bottle opener for?

The opener hole is double cut to allow you to have leverage opening bottles in a up or down motion. The shape is great for keeping in your pocket and the hole in the back side allows you to add a spinner ring and gives you a bit of flair as you get it the opener of your pocket.

How do you open a wine bottle with a key?

Open Wine Bottle With a Key Insert a key, preferably one you have extra copies of, at a 45 degree angle into the cork until most of it is inserted into the cork. Then begin twisting the cork up as pushing up with the key until you get the cork out. Be careful because a weak key has a possibility of breaking.