Sabrage - Saber in wooden box
Boyd and Co
Professional accessory for the sabrage, it also becomes a beautiful gift object for champagne lovers. Sabrage is a particular (and not easy) technique for opening champagne bottles with a saber (saber in French). The saber is slid along the neck of the bottle to hit the lip of the neck dryly and to break the glass separating the neck from the bottle collar. The strength of the gas contained in the wine facilitates the operation usually used as a ceremonial, born in the Napoleonic era. Stainless steel, handle with protection and solid pine box with clip closure lid. A must among the Waf Patent accessories.
Dimensions: 56.7 x 15.0 x 12.2 cm (closed box)
Colors: Stainless Steel saber, wooden box
Impress your friends with this unique wine accessory.
The Champagne Saber is a ceremonial sword/saber used for Sabrage "the art of opening a champagne bottle with a sabre". The tradition started in the late 1700's by Napoléon & the Hussars