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Victorinox Swiss Army Knives:Wine Master Multi-Tool

Victorinox Swiss Army Knives:Wine Master Multi-Tool

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The perfect tool for a romantic picnic or the tailgate, the Picnic Wine Master combines the functionality of a classic Swiss Army Knife with the sophistication of a five-star restaurant. The tools—a large blade, foil cutter, professional corkscrew, bottle opener, two-step lever, and keyring—are all crafted from stainless steel Read More

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Cool knife, very handsome. Too expensive for my tastes, but it seems to have everything the wine connoisseur needs. One suggestion for Victorinox: how about adding a cap lifter (i.e., bottle opener) tool to this and the Cheese Knife? I love my Victorinox Cheese Knife for picnics, but sometimes, I have a bottle of something else to open, such as beer or root beer. It'd be great if I could take just *one* knife for all my picnicking needs. https://www.victorinox.com/us/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Large-Pocket-Knives/Cheese-Knife/p/0.8303.W?mt_load=lt30
Mikajel
6
Jan 6, 2020
Bayside_FatherPicture number 6 seems to show a bottle opener, correct me if I am wrong
MikajelWell, how about that! It's hiding on the two-step lever tool. Very clever!
Paquito
18
Jan 4, 2020
Expensive, but at least it has an unserrated capsule blade.
TCat
60
Jan 4, 2020
What makes the corkscrew "professional"? It doesn't look like the cork-protecting ones I see sommeliers use in Bellevue.
DDro
390
Jan 4, 2020
i doubt there is a waiter or sommelier anywhere on the earth uses this "professionally"... but who knows...
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MManalang
189
Jan 5, 2020
DDroI was a waiter while in college, we were issued this plastic crap for a wine opener that would break the minute it touches a cork. We often have to buy our own as we open roughly about 100 to 200 wine bottles a week. I could’ve used something like this and with a blade I would no longer have to use a butter knife to open or cut things, but I doubt I could’ve afforded it with my waiter wage. This is expensive.
Mikajel
6
Jan 6, 2020
jimmy17Seems like unrelated ad to me but ok?
matt98030
93
Jul 24, 2019
I love this thing, it looks super cool, but I can't justify paying $110 for a wine screw..... :-(
matt98030
93
Jul 28, 2019
matt98030Love it, but no way its worth $110.....
JAS2
50
May 21, 2019
If you’re looking for a better blade steel in this model, it is also available in Damascus....$400. Yikes!
BobbyShev
0
Apr 8, 2019
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14themoney
1395
Apr 4, 2019
What a worthless tool. If I have trouble with the screw top, I'm going to use my Leatherman. (You have to stop and think about how many bottles of Thunderbird one can buy for $110.) And if it did have a cork, they can be pushed into the bottle. They're not meant for reuse, are they?
James2132
2
Jan 4, 2020
14themoneyIf you drink a lot of wine that has a cork in the bottle, you know perfectly well why you need a corkscrew. If you don't, then don't buy this as it isn't for you. I don't see why you need to chip in if this isn't something you remotely need. That said, this is a very overpriced SAK. I hope the corkscrew is better than that on the ordinary tools, which is hopeless and only usable if you have nothing else. As an ex-sommelier, I feel qualified to give that opinion.
14themoney
1395
Jan 4, 2020
James2132Because Drop maintains a discussion section, I feel that I can contribute my thots, even then the products doesn't meet my needs or seems overpriced or extremely worthless. The old SAK that I have that contains a corkscrew is only so-so compared to the better ones that I have had. As an ex-sommelier recipient, I feel qualifeid to give this opinion.
MarkBeee
10
Feb 19, 2019
Nice looking knife... 2 things:
  • I will chime in- the prices on this site are outrageous - so off to DHgate I go looking for a knockoff
  • A huge peeve of mine is a knife without a lock is as useless as a second bellybutton. I hate slipjoints.
brandoneley
6
Mar 7, 2019
MarkBeeeThoughts on your two points...
  1. The price on MassDrop was actually 20% lower than the current price on Amazon. Usually that's not the case but it ws with this knife.
  2. The knife blade DOES lock. It has a liner lock and the Victorinox logo is a button that releases the lock. Works well.
MarkBeee
10
Mar 7, 2019
brandoneleyHey! Thanks for setting me straight. That lock sounds sweet - I’ll give it another look.
likethereindeer
12
Feb 19, 2019
This looks super classy! As a server in a fine dining restaurant, this may be a classy replacement for my other wine key.
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