Champagne Knives

Let’s bring an element of art “Champagne knives” to our celebrations with its sharp and blunt edges.. 

When it’s time to celebrate special occasions, there’s nothing more appropriate than the pop of a champagne cork. Champagne knives bring an element of style, art and sophistication to the traditional method of opening champagne bottles.  

Sabrage art is one of the most captivating aspects of champagne knives. Basically, it is a technique for opening bottles. It has a historical background as well. It was a tradition of Napoleon Bonaparte who used it among his officers. Nowadays sabrage has become a ritual at special events and celebrations.To perform sabrage, you’ll need a champagne knife and a bottle of chilled champagne. You have to slide the knife along the seam of the bottle carefully. With a little bit of effort and practice, you can become a sabrage master. 

FAQ’s  

Q1. What is a Champagne Knife? 
Ans. A special tool designed for opening champagne bottles in a different way is a champagne knife which is also known as a champagne saber. 

 
Q2. What is the structure of a Champagne Knife? 
Ans. The structure of Champagne Knife has a long, slender blade with a blunt edge.

Q3. What is the method of using a Champagne Knife? 
Ans. We use a Champagne Knife to open a champagne bottle. First remove the foil and wire cage, hold the bottle at a slight angle and run the blunt side of the knife along the seam of the bottle. 

Q4. Are Champagne Knives Suitable for All Bottles? 
Ans. Basically Champagne knives are specifically designed for opening champagne and sparkling wine bottles. They are not suitable for screw-top or plastic-cork bottles. 

 Q5. Do I Need Special Training to Use a Champagne Knife? 
Ans. No, it is not that compulsory to get proper training. You just have to use it with care for your own safety.