De Gaulle corkscrew and Bilame corkscrew.
The two make a pair. A condensed version of sweet France in a trendy version. Margherita, designer for L'Atelier du Vin, revisits the two iconic corkscrews and dresses them in red and blue leather. Raw simplicity with a little extra pep.

The bimetal corkscrew in raw zamac is adorned with Ginger red leather but retains its simplicity with its visible joints. Accessorized with a leather lace, the Bilame Les Bons Amis can be worn around the neck or on the wrist during improvised picnics or parties with friends of course.

The Lever Corkscrew with its matte black painted rivets, another symbolic tool of L'Atelier du Vin, is slumped in Cobalto blue leather that will delight the most aesthetes as well as the most daring.

Les Bons Amis make a pair and combine business with pleasure: the Bimetal for old bottles, the lever corkscrew for all other bottles.

A gift idea. Presented in a quality cardboard box, a nod to the raw material of the two corkscrews, Les Bons Amis will please friends who appreciate the French way of life and wine. In other words, Les Bons Amis are the friends of our friends.

Bilame, the secret weapon of sommeliers and wine merchants
Capable of extracting fragile corks without drilling them, the Bimetal works wonders for opening old bottles, precious bottles for keeping, before re-corking them discreetly. Its use requires an insider's know-how in the oenological gesture, creating wonder in the eyes of neophytes.

Double lever corkscrew, the icon of popular culture
Icon of popular culture, essential wine accessory on large family tables, the Charles de Gaulle corkscrew reassures and delights during everyday tastings, to share good moments of conviviality around good seasonal red, white and rosé wines. , without forgetting its bottle opener for lovers of craft beers. Its use is easy and safe, accessible to all.