Sommeliers, folding knives and table knives made in Laguiole, in Aveyron
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Made in the village of Laguiole, in the heart of the Aubrac. Its Laguiole corkscrews (sommeliers, waiter's corkscrews), its knives, then cigar cutters and paper knives. See also all the authentic Laguiole products.
Lever Laguiole sommeliers, also called waiter's corkscrews. Handle in wood (ebony, olive, juniper, vine stock), bone or horn.
Folding Laguiole knives, with the bee and the lines of the original knife, and sets of table knives of 2 or 6.
A Laguiole-style cigar cutter and paper knife, to extend the collection beyond the table.
All Forge de Laguiole products · 25 models
Laguiole sommeliers, folding and table knives, cigar cutters and paper knives.
Yes. Forge de Laguiole offers corkscrews and sommelier knives, with a built-in blade to remove the foil. The house's Original model has a conical worm with five coils, designed to make extracting corks easier.
They are different names for the same type of tool: a lever corkscrew with a blade for the foil, also called a sommelier knife or waiter's corkscrew. Laguiole refers to the style, not a manufacturer.
In the maker's own workshop in Laguiole, France, in the heart of the Aubrac. It carries on a cutlery tradition going back to 1828.
The bee is one of the most recognizable symbols of the Laguiole knife. At Forge de Laguiole, it can be sculpted and worked by hand depending on the collection.
Not by itself. Laguiole refers to both a village in Aveyron and a knife style, made by several cutlery makers. The maker's name (Fontenille Pataud, Château Laguiole, Forge de Laguiole) tells you who made it.
Yes. See also Fontenille Pataud, Château Laguiole, all authentic Laguiole products or luxury cutlery.
