Popping a bottle should be an event.

The next time life calls for a celebration, look to the champagne saber to take your party up a notch. Using it is a tradition that dates to rowdy French soldiers way back in Napoleon’s day, and following in their footsteps is remarkably easy: just take the foil off your bottle, hold the blade at an angle, and swipe it down the side to send the cork flying. With a bit of practice, you’ll be on your way to giving a toast no one will forget.

  • Lamami Champagne Saber. (L) 10.13", Blade (L) 6.5".
  • Luigi Bormioli Crescendo Flute Glasses. Set of two, 8 oz.
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