Wine bottle opener corkscrew Yermos — manual corkscrew by Yermos (model 5900094225295)

The Yermos manual corkscrew is a handheld wine bottle opener designed for removing natural corks from standard wine bottles. It features a spiral worm and a simple manual lever action that allows controlled extraction without electricity or complex mechanisms. The compact form factor makes it easy to store in a kitchen drawer or carry to small events and gatherings.

Advantages

This Yermos corkscrew provides reliable mechanical extraction with a precision spiral worm that reduces cork breakage when used correctly. Its manual lever action gives the user control over insertion depth and pulling force, which helps preserve the cork and minimize pieces falling into the bottle. The device is compact and portable, requiring no batteries or power source, and it is straightforward to clean and maintain.

Suitable for

• Home use for everyday wine opening
• Restaurants and bars for service of standard bottles
• Small events and tastings where portable openers are needed
• Gifts for wine enthusiasts who prefer manual tools

Key specifications

• Type: Manual corkscrew with spiral worm
• Operation: Hand-operated lever action
• Compatibility: Designed for standard wine bottles with natural corks
• Portability: Compact, handheld design
• Maintenance: Easy to rinse and dry; no electrical components

How to use

Place the tip of the spiral worm in the center of the cork, then twist the worm into the cork by turning clockwise until the spiral is securely embedded. Use the lever action to pull the cork out slowly and evenly, maintaining steady pressure to avoid sudden movement. If the cork begins to crumble, withdraw slightly and continue twisting to stabilize the cork before extraction. After use, wipe the spiral clean and store the corkscrew in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the corkscrew on bottles with natural corks and avoid excessive force. Inspect cork condition before insertion and proceed gently with older or fragile corks to reduce the risk of crumbling.