• An unopened bottle of sparking wine or champagne has no bubbles.

• The pressure in a bottle of champagne is said to be the equivalent to the tyre pressure of a double-decker bus.

• The longest recorded cork flight was 177 feet and 9 inches (53.32 metres).

The latest patented technology from Screwpull…..

THE CORK CATCHER

The safest way to 'pop'

• The first product of its kind - the Cork Catcher allows you to safely remove the cork from a bottle of champagne, ensuring the cork will not fly off and hurt anyone, as it will 'catch' the cork for you
• Maintains the theatre of opening a bottle, as it will 'pop' as if you are opening it by hand
• The patented technology design ensures it is the quickest, most effective alternative to opening a bottle by hand
• Designed for use on both champagne, or sparkling wine bottles
• The easy to use format requires you to simply place the Cork Catcher onto the bottle, pressing down firmly, then turn the bottle whilst holding the Catcher in place- and wait for the pop
• Available at stockists nationwide, priced just £20
• Comes complete with a 5 year guarantee

Did you know?

• An opened bottle of sparkling wine or champagne has roughly 50 million bubbles and the tinier the bubble the better.

• But… a bottle of bubbly should never be popped with a big bang but should be eased out with a light and merry pop.

• The soft pop means you have preserved the bubbles in your champagne ready to enjoy.

• The uncorking ceremony is synonymous with toasts, in the 1800's a beautiful lady would be acknowledged by everyone toasting to her and clanging their glasses. She would then be known as "the toast of the town".

For simple, stylish products that offer unrivalled performance, Screwpull is the only place to look. To find out more about the ranges, or for stockist information, visit http://www.screwpull.com/ , or call: 0800 373 792.