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Due Cigni - PERLAGE Sommelier Saber - 2C2021  

Sabrage is a special technique of opening champagne bottles with a saber, usually used ceremonially. The saber is slid down the body of the bottle toward the neck with a sharp blow. The force hitting the lip of the neck is enough to break the glass and cleanly separate the neck from the bottle collar, which, along with the cork, is shot away by the force of the gas contained in the wine.

From the magic of the saber, with its particular linearity and refined design embellishing the hilt, Perlage is a reference to the Napoleonic swords used by the Hussars, light cavalry of the Grande Armeè in the service of Napoleon.

From here, the tradition draws on their custom, upon victory achieved, of sabering bottles of champagne and toasting to life.

A gesture to brighten a celebration and pleasantly amaze your guests.

100% Made in Italy product

Prestigious sommelier saber, ideal for "uncorking" champagne and sparkling wines in general.

Blade steel: stainless steel T5MoV

Hardness: HRC 55-57

Blade surface treatment: satin finish

Handle: bronze effect

Blade Length: 39 cm - 15.35"

Total Length: 56 cm - 22.05"

Blade Thickness: 5 mm - 0.20"

Weight: 740 gr - 26.10 oz.

DUE CIGNI - PERLAGE - SOMMELIER'S SABER IN STAINLESS STEEL MOD. 2C 2021S

Perlage Saber / The sommelier's saber

Guard surface finish and silver effect pommel.

Elegant and precious wooden box included! Sabrage is a particular technique for opening champagne bottles with a sabre, usually used as a ceremonial one.

The saber is slid along the body of the bottle towards the neck with a sharp blow. The force hitting the lip of the neck is sufficient to break the glass and cleanly separate the neck from the neck of the bottle which, together with the cork, is shot away by the force of the gas contained in the wine.

From the magic of the sabre, with its particular linearity and the refined design that embellishes the hilt, Perlage is a reference to the Napoleonic swords used by the Hussars, light cavalary of the Grande Armeè in Napoleon's service.

From here, the tradition draws on their habit, once they win, of sabering bottles of champagne and toasting life.

A gesture to cheer up a party and pleasantly surprise your guests.

100% Made in Italy product

Steel Blade: stainless steel T5MoV

Hardness: HRC 55-57

Blade Surface Treatment: satin finish

Handle: silver effect

Blade Length: 39 cm - 15.35"

Total Length: 56 cm - 22.05"

Blade Thickness: 5 mm - 0.20"

Weight: 740 gr - 26.10 oz.

Pulltex - Sommelier's Sabre - Sabre à Champagne - 107-841-00

The tradition of the well-known Hussars of opening Champagne bottles with their sabres has survived to this day and the result of them is this new sabre design that incorporates a thousand-year-old olive wood handle made in Italy with a stainless-steel guard for protection. A spectacular piece that transforms a Napoleonic weapon into a spectacular way to open your bottles.

Prestigious sommelier saber, ideal for "uncorking" champagne and sparkling wines in general.
Presented in elegant wooden box

Total length 45 cm

Artisan 

Olive wood handle 

Oak box 

Open bottles elegantly

Sabre rattling, a warrior gesture that has become a practice of rejoicing in the grace of a great sparkling wine - a tradition that is finding its way into wedding parties, gala dinners etc.; started as a way of showing off their skill on horseback, the hussars under Napoleon's command celebrated their victories by 'sabre rattling' the top of the champagne bottle. An ancient custom: sabre rattling the neck of a bottle has been a widespread practice in all cavalries around the world: a gesture that can brighten up a party and delight your friends. You too will in some way be part of the great "Confrerie du Sabrer".

Prestigious sommelier sabre, ideal for "uncorking" champagne and sparkling wines in general.

Made of cordless X50 stainless steel.

Plywood box.

Steel Blade: Stainless steel X50

Steel hardness : Cr Mov15 

Handle: black POM

Blade length: 25 cm

Total length: 39 cm.

Viper - Mathusalem Cocobolo - VT4890CB - Sabre Sommelier

THE ART OF " sabrage " And ' A TRADITION FROM THE FRENCH COUR DE RUSSIE INHERITED AND CAVALERIE napoléonienne .
The ritual of opening a bottle of champagne or sparkling wine with a saber ( saber in French ) is very old , dating back to when the officers of the French Royal Guard celebrated the victories on the field and their promotion by opening bottles of champagne with a sharp blow . It is said that Napoleon himself will enfatizasse the gesture shouting " Champagne In victory you deserve it, in defeat you need it ... " . The parade saber from its scabbard slid gently on the neck of the bottle on the side of the coast and freed the cap with the glass that contained it . This type of opening is spectacular and very easy on the eye and can only be done with bottles containing sparkling , because it is thanks to the pressure that they exert wine inside the bottle neck glass that goes away easily from the cap. To perpetuate this tradition was created by Jean Claude Jalloux , a French restaurateur , the Brotherhood called " du saber d'or " that is spreading across the Alps .
TO HONOR THE BEST FRENCH TRADITION THIS PRODUCT HERE IS THEREFORE AN ALL ITALIAN , REFINED AND QUALITY ' , FULLY DEVELOPED A MANIAGO DALL'AZINDA VIPER - TECNOCUT .
Specifications:
The saber measures a total of 47 cm , 33 cm blade , cocobolo .
Gift box with wooden display very elegant.