Chateau Laguiole Eric Beaumard Corkscrew - Best Sommeliers Series
Product details for Chateau Laguiole Eric Beaumard Best Sommeliers Corkscrew
In 1993, Master Sommelier Guy Vialis introduced the Chateau Laguiole® Classic, the first genuine waiter-style Laguiole corkscrew. Since its inception, Chateau Laguiole® has become a favorite among elite sommeliers worldwide and remains the top-selling and most counterfeited high-end waiter-style Laguiole corkscrew globally. Rest assured, all authentic Chateau Laguiole corkscrews, like this one, are 100% Made in France.
The Eric Beaumard Edition
This exclusive edition was created in honor of Eric Beaumard of France, who earned an impressive second place at the 1998 World's Best Sommelier contest. As a deeply respected professional in the French wine industry, his demand for uncompromising performance and modern reliability is celebrated in the very design of this tool.
Handle Character: Designed with direct input from the champion himself, this specific model features a high-tech handle crafted from Genuine Carbon Fiber. Often known as graphite fiber, this advanced polymer is renowned for its incredible strength-to-weight ratio—being five times stronger than steel and twice as stiff, yet remarkably lightweight. This bulletproof material provides a sleek, modern aesthetic and is engineered to deliver many years of rigorous professional service, ensuring your corkscrew is a true masterpiece of modern craftsmanship.
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Included Black Sheath: The authentic Chateau Laguiole black belt sheath, favored by numerous waiters globally, fits belts up to 2.5" wide. Each sheath, crafted from meticulously chosen genuine cowhide, is produced by Max Capdebarthes in France.
