Sommelier's saber 1896 Due Cigni stainless steel blade

Sabering, a warrior gesture that has become a practice of joy thanks to the grace of a great sparkling wine.

Opening a bottle of champagne or prosecco is very easy, here is the right tool!

Sabrage Champagne or how to open the bottle of champagne with the sabre, as Napoleonic officers used to do by detaching the neck with a sharp blow.

Elegant champagne saber specially made in polished stainless steel, with stainless steel blade and engraved and decorated hilt.

Made entirely in Italy, by Due Cigni Coltellerie, there are many imitations but the attention to detail and the quality of the steel are very far from the original model.

Stainless steel blade T5MoV stainless steel Hardness: HRC 55-57 total length 41 cm.

Available with a beautiful wooden box and an elegant display stand made of Wenge wood.

Legend has it that in Napoleonic France, immediately after the French Revolution, the saber was the weapon of choice for the army's light cavalry, the hussars.

Given the numerous victories obtained by the army, there were many celebrations, during which it was customary to open the bottles with a convenient and easily available means.

It seems that during one of these celebrations Napoleon himself said Champagne! In victory there is merit; in defeat a necessity!!

Characteristics:

Blade steel: T5MoV stainless steel

Hardness: HRC 55-57

Display: Wengé colored wood.

Packaging: elegant cardboard box.

Blade length: 41 cm.

Total length: 55cm.

Weight: 695g.