Campagnolo craftsmanship gives the corkscrew a distinctive and unique character. Every phase and processing stage takes place in Vicenza, in the hands of those who have been using their experience for years to bring Campagnolo-signed products to life.

Pure Italian design is characterized by the quality of materials and the perfect workmanship that accompanies the twisted shapes of the various parts. Each component represents a trait of the Campagnolo brand. One example is the screws, which still originate from a Super Record crankset from the 1970s, an element that adorned the bicycles of legendary cycling figures from the past such as Merckx, Indurain, and Gimondi.

A masterpiece of functionality: a self-centering telescopic bell positions the spiral exactly in the center of the bottle cork. Once the spiral is screwed in, the cork is simply and carefully pulled out using the two levers. This prevents impacts on the bottle and avoids lifting the typical sediment of old wines. Furthermore, the corkscrew is designed so that the lower part of the cork is never pierced, ensuring that no cork pieces fall into the wine.