Warthog Henshall type corkscrew

An element of value to support the most ancient tasting tool; patented by the English man Samuel Henshall, who in 1795 transformed the extraction methods by adding a metal disk between the worm and the body, thus allowing the rotation of the cork inside the bottle. The Henshall type corkscrew made of stainless steel is enriched by the grip in Warthog tusk; powerful reference to a primordial and (im)perfect nature.