L'Atelier du Vin Bilame Cork Pull watches but mixing glasses like this

but mixing glasses like this are sure to upgrade any home bar

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L'Atelier du Vin Bilame Cork Pull watches but mixing glasses like thisA favorite of bartenders and sommeliers who deal with older bottles, L'Atelier du Vin's Bilame cork pull has earned its reputation over the years. It debuted in 1949, with twin blades that slide in between either side of the cork and the bottle, letting you open a bottle without piercing and potentially destroying the cork. Famously, this also allowed bistro waiters to sneak a few sips from the bottle and replace the cork without anyone noticing. A