Removing a Champagne Cork (French) with a Sword

[RISINGxPHOENiiX]

a sword?lol

[malkoitrek]

you are very stupid XD 

[prostovanka]

what a WASTE!!

[dienkonig33]

@prostovanka

If you want the first glass to be full of shards... fine by us.

[grtorrest]

A sword??!!!! that's a kitchen knife for god sake

[teropetteri]

Whoa French champagne, is there any other kind? You stupid fucks!

[1MTH38055]

You call that a sword?

[transfer1234]

hahaha!!....

"How many shards of glass do you take in your champagne madam?...."

"Would you like a severed thumb in your coffee mug sir?...."

its also possible to blow the top of with a 12 gauge slug....you should try that.

chicks dig it!

[Phrosty12]

So we're calling Chef's knives 'swords' now? Tisk Tisk.

[Pawlusza007]

moze i fajnie ale narozlewał kurwa...

[krippe89]

You should do it at the seam of the bottle and use a lower angel on the knife, it works like a charm

[pr0n3]

FAIL!

Hold the blade more flat and ride the seam of the bottle.

[Tristin0653]

your stupid thats a cooking knife not a sword u peter puffer

[findsugar]

the inclination of the blade was off, the force of the blow needs to travel the length of the bottle and the blade will show the direction of the force and its sturdiness

[elmino45613]

i agree. yankees are able to drink everything in whatever. no culture of drinks.

[serratop]

Why dont they just open it with their hand and drink it directly out of the bottle, than they dont have to clean the coffeecups after using them?

[MattAtaka]

I clicked this vid because it said "sword" i was like wtf?!?!... Its just a big knife grr!! I wanted a humungous sword lool xD

[taralafre]

You have to be sure you are using the line up the side of the bottle to have the weakest point. Also, using real champagne is the best as it has more pressure in the bottle. Holding the bottle at 45 degree angle will make sure you lose as little liquid as possible.

[mefenho]

Thats Sparkling Wine, not champagne.

Champagne comes from France and that bottle is a cheap Sparkling "Wine" you found in Walmart

[bkilpatrick7]

@mefenho How do you know? Can you read the label? It looks like it has a real cork, at any rate.

[mefenho]

@bkilpatrick7 having a real cork is for most bottles... and yes you can see the label. Thats not champagne.

[Ben2845]

Only an american can drink Champagne in coffee mug...

Please, drink Coke and don't waste your money.

[phuturephunk]

Sometimes you want Champagne.

Sometimes you also don't have the good crystal out.

[wompasdub]

@Ben2845 I have some 2000 comtes de champagne and I am going to pour it into a mug just for you. Stupid asshole.

[Ben2845]

@wompasdub Thank's for your money, you bought it and it's gonna build our roads!!! (Even though I'm pretty sure you've got nothing but bubbles hahahha).

[wompasdub]

@Ben2845 herp derp you are so refined w0w0w0w

[TheMrOigen]

@Ben2845 это ты не видел как пьют иногда русские)) только не думайте что русский-алкоголики) просто совершенно не важно из чего пить алкоголь)

[KarlPayn1]

lasaaaaaame

[zeon1]

wow this is so wrong, champagne on old ass walmart mugs?? sword?? it looks more like a martha stewart knife

[SphinctersForever]

I suspect that you are missing the bottle seam. Being careless with the orientation of the bottle suggests that you aren't watching for the seam. A firm strike right at the intersection of the seam and the lip will do it without difficulty.

[mgblue]

what do u expect from americans , they so cute though :)

[lieblingsma]

champgner and coffee mugs!!!!

that classic!!! omg

[lopside0]

doing it pretty wrong. Really only takes one stroke, can be done with a teaspoon. He doesn't seem to be looking for the seam of the glass, the knife is at too great of an angle, and, is that a bottle of vintage krug? what a waste.

[grosXconXquiXpue]

You're so doing it wrong...

And open the champagne that way is dumb. The best way is to remove the cork slowly to protect the flavor (and dont waste 1/4 of the bottle on the ground).

[matteowinnie]

sword??

[MadNumForce]

Only rich people do it in France. "sabrer le champagne" we say. I used to know someone that knew how to do this, only with a simple table or steak knife! But it seems that generaly, we do this with the infantry saber called "briquet", it's short with a bronze handle.

[Oualtaire]

My family is very far from being rich and we always "sabre [our] champagne". *shrug* ;-)

[discodino]

lol very cool, i love how you just pour it into coffee mugs instead of an actual champagne glasses, very classy indeed.

[whendeegirl]

yes very classy mugs.

[MeitanteiHiryuu]

its a knife, not a sword, u know o.o