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Tips on Sabering Champagne Succesfully

Always use a champagne saber or a champagne sword whenever executing or beheading the bottle. A regular kitchen knife is meant for cutting meat and not cutting the lip of the champagne bottle. Get more champagne sabering tips in our file.

Always use a champagne saber or a champagne sword whenever executing or beheading the bottle. A regular kitchen knife is meant for cutting meat and not cutting the lip of the champagne bottle. Get more champagne sabering tips in our file.

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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR<br />

SABRAGE FAILS?


When It Goes Wr<strong>on</strong>g<br />

Sabrage fails will not just <strong>on</strong>ly waste a<br />

good wine, but also detrimental when it<br />

comes to injuries. So, never take such art<br />

for granted and always be reminded about<br />

safety precauti<strong>on</strong>s. Never compromise the<br />

tool that you are going to use. Always use<br />

a champagne saber or a champagne sword<br />

whenever executing or beheading the<br />

bottle. When sabering g<strong>on</strong>e wr<strong>on</strong>g, better<br />

to put the fragments of the bottle<br />

somewhere else safe.<br />

First Try Fail<br />

It is because of the fact that during your first swing or sec<strong>on</strong>d swing of the<br />

blade, it already damaged the seam. Keep in mind that this part of the<br />

bottle is the weakest. You may succeed in breaking the glass, but this time<br />

in half. If this happens, accept the fact that you spoiled such as good wine,<br />

never try and drink the spare. So, if you made your first swing and failed, it<br />

would be better to uncork the bottle the old way.


Temperature<br />

One of the most important factors that<br />

you should c<strong>on</strong>sider in order for you are<br />

about to saber champagne or beheading<br />

a bottle of champagne is its<br />

temperature. Keeping the champagne<br />

cold makes it easier beheading the<br />

bottle. It is because of the fact that<br />

perfecting the art is not based <strong>on</strong> how<br />

much force a pers<strong>on</strong> will use when<br />

swinging the blade or the champagne<br />

saber.<br />

D<strong>on</strong>’t Drop It<br />

Amateurs may drop the bottle and this is comm<strong>on</strong> if they d<strong>on</strong>’t have a good<br />

grip. Keep in mind to always wipe the bottle using table napkin before<br />

beheading the champagne. If this happens though, well you are lucky if the<br />

bottle doesn’t break. But, never try beheading the bottle another try. What<br />

happens when you shake a can of soda? The same thing goes when it comes to<br />

champagne.<br />

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