A composite bottle opener includes: a cork remover unit having a hand grip, a bottle stopper and a corkscrew, one end of which is connected to the hand grip while the hand grip is attached detachably on the bottle stopper; a retractable fixing sleeve including an upper sleeve mounted movably on a lower sleeve while the cork removes unit is mounted on the upper sleeve; and one compressible cutter unit installed on a side wall of the lower sleeve such that the cutter is movable in a thickness direction of the side wall of the lower sleeve. In use, one needs to apply a little torque to tear away the sealing foil around the outer periphery of the bottle as well as the cork blocking the mouth of the bottle. The bottle stopper can be plugged back into the mouth of the bottle after the cork removal.

A corkscrew includes a main body, a grip moveably connected with the main body, a lever moveably connected with the main body, a worm operably connected with the lever, and a wrapper cutter detachably connected with the main body. The grip and the main body define a space configured to receive a neck of an associated bottle, such as a wine bottle. The worm connects with the lever such that movement of the lever results in movement of the worm. The wrapper cutter includes a cutting element for cutting a wrapper surrounding the neck of the associated bottle.

A winged corkscrew with one or more secondary utensils. The winged corkscrew secondary utensils may comprise: a shaft, body, two levers, and two pins. The shaft may comprise: a handle portion, secondary utensils, a rack portion, and a helical portion. The handle portion may comprise an opening and a lip disposed along the inner edge of the opening. The blade may be hingedly disposed between the handle portion and the rack portion, which is positioned adjacent to the helical portion. The body may comprise: a through hole, base, and two shoulders. The two levers may pivotally engage with the two shoulders via the two pins. The shaft may engage and extend through the through hole of the body, such that the helical portion of the shaft is disposed within the body. The base may be substantially cylindrical and may be adapted to engage with a neck portion of a bottle.