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Question: The tool works great. However, I wonder is there any tool that i can use to remove the cork from the needle after I pop the cork?
Document: I love how fast I can cut the foil and pop open the bottle. It has never failed and I can usually get the bottle open in about 10 seconds. However, the cork gets stuck on the needle and is a pain to get off. I wish the bottom half would fold away in order to gain better access to remove the cork with ease. ***Update***I upgraded this review from 3 start to 5.
Works great almost every time, but obviously have a backup for the rare synthetic or extra tight cork. Most of the joy in using this besides the ease of use is entertaining the guests with a champagne pop. Took us a few weeks to realize how to remove the cork, but now we freakin' love it. Foil cutter works well too. Makes a nice, tidy package to get the wine flowing, stat!
I love opening wine with this tool (not that I didn't love it before) this handy tool really helps me out with being a Drunk and is fun! Be forewarned, however, that if you have a husband who has been in a battle zone the loud pop will have him hitting the deck. Which was hilarious but I did feel bad so I always warn him now before I pop open a bottle.
I originally bought one of these while at a vineyard in California, but I lost it in my move to Hawaii. I love this product it has made opening a bottle of wine rather spectacular when we have guests. The opener has sharp metal disc at the bottom of the opener that will remove the foil from the top of the wine bottle. Then you just slide the needle into the cork, press the top and then pop, out comes the cork. Easy, squeezy, lemon peazy!
I just use a steak knife to start a rip at the base of the foil and tear off the foil. The foil cutter looks like a pretty stupid idea that leaves the foil on the bottle The new twist system to get the cork off the needle is clean and seems more reliable/sturdy than the old system of just pushing it off with a ring. It does not push the cork quite as far off the needle as the old cork pop.
Be careful to use the CO2 sparingly. The first time we used it the cork shot out and splattered some wine due to too much pressure. The cork can be difficult to remove from the opener after out of the bottle due to the lack of space around the needle. That said, I see this product being really useful on dried-out corks.
I have had many different kinds of wine openers...Screwpull, rabbits etc...and nothing compares to the ease of this Cork Pop! I have the "Legacy" version. Nice looking and takes less than 10 seconds to remove the foil and open the bottle...no kidding (okay...I haven't really timed it...).
This wine opener works as advertised. And it is fun to use - you can impress your friends with this efficient tool.
The cork pop is awesome. I am amazed at how easy it opens wine. I highly recommend it! I've had to buy one for my friends once they saw how easily it works.
This can't be called a corkscrew. There is no screw. You remove the capsule, insert the needle and press the button. Out pops the cork. The speed and force with which the cork is removed is shocking at first. I haven't tried this on my older Bordeaux with their superlong corks. I hope the needle is long enough.
Answer: Twist the top and bottom...