A corkscrew includes a detection assembly configured to detect that a cork has been extracted from the neck of a bottle and thus guarantee that said bottle has actually been opened. Advantageously, this corkscrew is equipped with a reader device to read a security device associated with the bottle that is to be opened, uniquely authenticate this bottle, and provide stock control thereof. Also provided is an assembly including such a corkscrew and a charging base powering the battery of this corkscrew, this base being able to includes a reader device for reading security devices of a plurality of bottles positioned in its area of coverage so as to provide stock control of a cellar.

A corkscrew includes a detection assembly configured to detect that a cork has been extracted from the neck of a bottle and thus guarantee that said bottle has actually been opened. Advantageously, this corkscrew is equipped with a reader device to read a security device associated with the bottle that is to be opened, uniquely authenticate this bottle, and provide stock control thereof. Also provided is an assembly including such a corkscrew and a charging base powering the battery of this corkscrew, this base being able to includes a reader device for reading security devices of a plurality of bottles positioned in its area of coverage so as to provide stock control of a cellar.

A cork screw bottle lock is used to secure a cork within a bottle and to facilitate removal of the cork from the bottle using a screw on/off mechanism. A cork screw bottle lock may include a retainer configured to secure a cork onto a bottle by a screw-on attachment of the retainer to the bottle. A method may include adding contents to a bottle and sealing the bottle using a cork secured to the bottle using a cork screw bottle lock.

The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer is a tool. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer is configured for use in opening a bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer comprises a handle and a plurality of working elements. The handle is a grip used to manipulate each of the plurality of working elements. Each of the plurality of working elements forms a working element of the bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer used in the process of opening the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a foil cover from the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a cork from a bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a bottle cap from the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer stores the bottle cap that is

The present invention is a cork removal tool and cork ejector. The big effort required is reduced by incorporating a battery powered reversible DC electric motor. It allows the extraction of the cork from a bottle and its ejection from the tool with a single hand, with minimal effort on the part of the user, holding the cork remover and bottle together to open the bottle and only the opener itself to eject the cork from the latter. Binding of the opener is avoided by an opposing double ratcheted nut assembly which in conjunction with a micro switch protects the opener from binding due to a wrongly pressed switch and allows the screw to penetrate the cork and to remove it from the bottle and then from the opener smoothly. The single hand operation enables operators who only have use of one hand to open a bottle of wine.

An improved cork removal device that reduces the pressure differential created when a cork is extracted. The device provides for the passage of air from outside of the bottle through the cork, through a passageway in an elongated rod extending from the handle. The elongated rod has openings at a distal end and near the handle, connected with a passageway. This means that when the elongated rod of the cork removal device is inserted into a cork which is sealing a wine bottle, air is free to pass from one opening through the passageway to the other opening. The passage of air when the cork is being extracted, prevents a pressure differential from preventing the cork from extraction, and reduces breakage of the cork. A small flange or expansion at the tip of the corkscrew may be provided to protect the distal end opening from being clogged by cork debris.

A knife has a blade with a tip forwardly, a tang rearwardly, a spine upwardly, and an edge downwardly. A handle encompassing the spine. A plurality of components, including a cheese slicer, are formed in the blade along the spine.

A tool is provided in order to facilitate utilization by users in a wide variety of applications. By way of example, a multipurpose tool may include first and second handles configured for relative movement between a closed position and an open position. At least the first handle includes an axle extending thereacross. The multipurpose tool also includes one or more tool members rotatably mounted upon the axle and foldable into the first handle and first and second jaws rotatably connected to the first and second handles, respectively. At least the first jaw defines an opening through which the axle of the first handle extends. The multipurpose tool further includes a resilient member disposed at least partially within the opening in order to apply a bias force to the first jaw during rotation of the first jaw relative to the first handle.

This invention provides a novel solution for a Plug-Removing Tool comprising a base, a helicoid tool, and a lever. The invention also includes a method for using a Plug-Removing Tool to remove a plug from an opening of a container comprising partially inserting a helicoid tool of the Plug-Removing Tool into the plug, extending a lever of the Plug-Removing Tool, gripping the lever with a hand and using the lever to apply a torque relative to a point where the helicoid tool was inserted into the plug driving the helicoid tool into the plug, and using the Plug-Removing Tool, with the helicoid tool fully inserted into the plug, to pull the plug from the container.

This invention provides a novel solution for a Plug-Removing Tool comprising a base, a helicoid tool, and a lever. The invention also includes a method for using a Plug-Removing Tool to remove a plug from an opening of a container comprising partially inserting a helicoid tool of the Plug-Removing Tool into the plug, extending a lever of the Plug-Removing Tool, gripping the lever with a hand and using the lever to apply a torque relative to a point where the helicoid tool was inserted into the plug driving the helicoid tool into the plug, and using the Plug-Removing Tool, with the helicoid tool fully inserted into the plug, to pull the plug from the container.