Place the corkscrew on the top of the wine bottle, push down on the corkscrew to secure on collar of the wine bottle, and rotate two or three times. If the foil rotates on the bottle, grip it and rotate the corkscrew again.

After removing the foil out of the corkscrew, push down on the corkscrew to secure on collar of the wine bottle. Rotate the base of the corkscrew clockwise while holding the corkscrew and the wine bottle firmly in place. Continue to turn base until it stops.

Holding on to the bottle, grip the body of the corkscrew and turn the wine bottle counter-clockwise, as you turn the corkscrew clockwise, until cork is removed.

Hold the body of the corkscrew and rotate the base clockwise until the cork is exposed above the rim. Grip the base of the corkscrew and twiet the cork off of the screw.

The screw doesn't penetrate the cork all the way through, which is preventing cork debris from falling into the wine. The cork may also be used to reseal the bottle and keep the remaining wine fresh.