Laguiole Magnum Olivier Poussier, best sommelier of the world 2000

Laguiole Magnum Olivier Poussier, best sommelier of the world 2000 - LMAGOP

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The Laguiole Magnum corkscrew provides an ergonomic handle that fits comfortably in the palm and provides an improved grip when opening your wine and a two steps long leverage made from one single piece of metal (Patented).

Handfiled spring

Handfiled spring

with the forged "Bee" emblem, the traditional signature of French knife making skills.

Two steps long leverage

Two steps long leverage

made from one single piece of metal. Patented.

thin and tapered corkscrew "worm

thin and tapered corkscrew "worm

opens easily thanks to the groove into the handle. It is easy to use and does not swell the cork excessively.

An ergonomic handle

An ergonomic handle

that fits comfortably in the palm and provides an improved grip when opening your wine.

High quality sharpened blade

High quality sharpened blade

easy to open. The blade is not serrated and doesn't tear the metal foil of your bottle.

In the Fontenille Pataud workshop, our craftsmen traditionally handmade outstanding knives for several generations, as usual in the city of Thiers. Each one of our knifemakers hopes to create especially for you a sustainable product that will become your every day to carry.

We are proud to say that our knives are handed down and offered from generation to generation, such as the Laguiole Magnum corkscrew, which features a two steps long leverage made from one single piece of metal (Patented). Much more than corkscrews, our Laguiole Magnum made in France are true life partners.

Technical details

The Laguiole Magnum Olivier Poussier is the fruit of the encounter between Olivier Poussier, best sommelier of the world 2000 and Fontenille Pataud, fine cutlery since 1929.

Epicurean and gourmet, Olivier Poussier likes to share his passion and his enthusiasm. Fascinated by food and wine pairings, he has always had a renewed pleasure in declining gastronomic themes and making wine live through its grape varieties, its appellations, its methods and especially its men and women who make wine. In everyday life, he favours conviviality, frankness and simplicity.

The Laguiole Magnum Olivier Poussier handle is made from Chartreuse liqueur oak barrels, produced since 1767 by the Chartreux order monks and composed of 130 different plants.


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A truly exceptional corkscrew, skillfully crafted by French knife maker in the artisan tradition.

An ergonomic Chartreuse liqueur oak barrels that fits comfortably in the palm and provides an improved grip when opening your wine.

Two steps long leverage made from one single piece of metal. Patented.

Handfiled spring with the forged "Bee" emblem, the traditional signature of French knife making skills.

The thin and tapered corkscrew "worm" opens easily thanks to the groove into the handle. It is easy to use and does not swell the cork excessively.

High quality sharpened blade, easy to open. The blade is not serrated and doesn't tear the metal foil of your bottle.

Box and leather sheath included.

Customers testimonials

My Laguiole arrived today and it is a real work of art, which I will treasure and eventually pass down to my son (not too soon I hope) One day I hope I will be in a position to buy a Damascus version.

Phil K. (UK)

Hello,Merci, Knife arrived yesterday, excellent finish to knife, very pleased with lettering.

Tjalling V. (Netherlands)

The Chamois that I ordered for my son came last week and it is beautiful. He is thrilled with it and I know will treasure it for the rest of his life.

Alex D. (USA)

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We shipped our knives worldwide since 1999.

100% Handmade in France

Fontenille Pataud was founded in 1929 and quickly became recognized as a manufacturer of high-end knives.