Chianti Monopol Edition bell corkscrew

Truly a finely machined corkscrew. Cuts through the cork cleanly, the top cap flips over and you keep turning the same way and it pulls the cork out effortlessly. I had one 40 years ago, but my ex took it during our split and I didn’t know the name of this Corkscrew. I only knew the quality of the precisely machined threads with sharp edges, cut directly into the shaft vs. the cheap Rolled threads. which were welded onto the shaft, usually sloppily & slightly off center. I can’t tell you how many look-a-likes I bought and gave away (the difference is so clear cut 🤭 actually clean cut). Unfortunately, the write-ups don’t include an adequate description for this attribute. Full disclosure; I am a Professional Engineer and worked in the Design and Production of Jet Engines for over 30 years and Surgically Implantable Medical Devices for 10 years more. To me these Corkscrews are worth every penny and more, if you value QUALITY & PRECISION. When we had guests and served wine the Corkscrew always seemed to be discussed. Everyone wanted to try it out and since I had a few of the cheaper ones to give away, they went pretty quickly, even though they didn’t work quite as well. The people who missed out on the ones I gave away were just as happy with name and Amazon as the place to buy it. The title of this review should really say, “6255556C Monopol One Way (Clockwise) Corkscrew Wine Opening (Screw Corkscrew In Turning Clockwise To The Bottom Of The Screw, Then Continue Turning Clockwise, Until Cork Is OUT - All In One Clockwise Screwing Motion)

This is the real deal. Solidly built high quality German construction. Stainless. Flawless and worth the extra cost. Penetrates the cork in the center with out deviation or slant. Easy twist for entry and easy twist for cork removal. I'm so happy to have a cork screw that won't break or slant hole drill. A flip of the toggle makes the screw reverse and it removes the cork with ease.

I bought this to replace a quality corkscrew that I gave up to my ex (it's okay I gave it to him willingly in exchange for the bed I love). The corkscrew I had looked just like this. This one says made in Germany so I thought it would be well made. It is NOT engineered well and definitely not the same at the one I loved. I know how it is supposed to work and it absolutely does NOT.

This is the best design for a corkscrew that I have ever used. It is effective, takes little muscular effort, and is compact. There are no complicated assemblies to construct like for some other types of corkscrews. I am not as certain about the build quality when compared to a friend's very old version of this type of corkscrew. That one was all-metal; this one has some plastic that I am less confident about. Time and usage will be the test.

A great product. Works perfectly every time. Easy to remove cork from bottle and easy to remove cork from remover. It's size is small and easily fits in a drawer. In my opinion, it is easier to use than the Rabbit type removers, and works just as well. My wife has small hands and I have XL hands. The remover works easily as well for both of us. You won't be disappointed. I bought these for gifts and we have been using ours for at least 10 years.

My wife had a Heavy Brass one like this and used it till it stopped working. This one is the same design and works fine just nowhere near as hefty as our old one.

I came across this wine opener at a friend's house. They raved about it and after using it I could see why they really liked it. I bought one for myself and one for a gift. I love the construction, the design and the ease-of-use. The only "negative" thins is that it is a bit pricey. However I really can't see it breaking in the future. If I can get 10 years of use out of it, then it will be well worth the cost. Time will tell, but for now, I am completely satisfied with the product.

Purchased one of these over 30 years ago just because of the design. It finally broke. The quality of this one is excellent. It is much easier to use than the rabbit eared one that seem to be the most popular . It takes up little room. No need for CO2 cartridges that leak down between uses. Nothing to plug in to electricity. But guess what. My spouse is not mechanically inclined and can not seem to learn how to operate it.

This is a lovely if somewhat expensive corkscrew. Quit messing around with the lever-type, especially if you're a senior. You won't have enough arm strength to pull the cork out. This one goes in slowly, and the cork pulls easily—an excellent product.

all good

Ouverture sans effort produit solide est de qualité

Der Glockenkorkenzieher "CHIANTI" von Monopol (Ausführung: verchromt) hat mich persönlich vollkommen überzeugt! Meine Erfahrungen und meine Meinung zu diesem Produkt habe ich nachfolgend zusammengefasst: Pro: + Mit diesem Glockenkorkenzieher ist ein zügiges Öffnen der Flasche mit geringem Kraftaufwand und problemloses anschließendes Abstreifen des Korkens möglich. + laut Herstellerangabe: spezielles, gehärtetes und poliertes Spiral-Scharfgewinde, dass sich sanft in den Korken schneidet und diesen nicht auseinander drückt. Ein Zerbrechen des Korkens beim Herausziehen ist, laut Herstellerangabe, nahezu unmöglich. Dies deckt sich mit meiner Erfahrung mit dem Produkt. + Korkenzieher ist aus einem einzigen Stück Metall, sodass die Langlebigkeit des Produkts sehr sicher erscheint + schlanke Produktmaße, sodass nicht viel Platz bei der Aufbewahrung in der Schublade verbraucht wird + Made in Germany. Marke Monopol: Qualitätsmarke der FAMOS-WESTMARK GmbH in Lennestadt + Lieferung in einem durchaus schicken kleinen Karton Weitere Aspekte: In einer der weiteren Kundenrezensionen wird moniert, dass der Korken beim Herausziehen im Korkenzieher verklemmt. Das kann meines Erachtens nur bei sehr (!) breiten Korken passieren, denn der Innendurchmesser des Korkenziehers ist angemessen. Richtig ist, dass der Korken durch die links und rechts vorhandenen "Korkenkhalter", den Korken während des Herausziehens aufnehmen und geringfügig unter Spannung setzen. Das ist aber meiner Einschätzung nach konstruktiv gewollt, um eben ein müheloses Herausdrehen des Korkens, ohne ihn halten zu müssen, zu ermöglichen. Es gibt ein im Wesentlichen baugleiches Modell mit anderem Oberflächenfinish: MONOPOL Glockenkorkenzieher "Chianti", edelmattiert Mir persönlich gefällt die hier von mir rezensierte, verchromte Version besser. Fazit: Von mir gibt es fünf Sterne und eine klare Kaufempfehlung!

Es el tercero que tengo desde hace muchos años (cerca de 40). Al igual que los otros que tuve, son muy prácticos, duran mucho y siempre rompen por el mismo sitio: se pasa de rosca la tuerca superior.