Barenthal Laguiole Stainless Steel Steak Knife Set, 6 Piece Review
Barenthal Laguiole Stainless Steel Steak Knife Set, 6 Piece Feature
- stainless hand-grips
- has trademark bonaparte bee icon
Laguiole, a small French mountain town about 350 miles south of Paris, is famous for its cattle, its cheese, and its cutlery.
The original Laguiole knife was made by ironsmiths in 1829, as a farmers tool. This farmers tool was refined into the Laguiole Steak Knife, which is used today by many famous French restaurants.
The Laguiole with its gentle carving blade, the elongated pistol grip handle and small BEE set into the bolster has been the focus of many stories passed down from generation to generation. The BEE is cut out of steel and decorates the handle. The BEE originally came from an award following a courageous act during a campaign under Napoleon I, when the Imperial Emblem was given as a reward!
For 50 years, Barenthal has been designing and handcrafting flatware and cutlery to the highest standard of quality. The Laguiole line of products exhibits flawless craftmanship and creativity in design and a passion for excellence. Every piece of Barenthal Laguiole is exclusively handcrafted in the Alsace region of France using time tested methods and the unique savior faire of old world artisans.
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