Here you can know about the Sabre which is their primary weapon, a single edge hand guard sword suitable for thrusting. Its length is shorter than long sword which has a double edges blade. For more details and information view this presentation or visit at: https://champagnesabre.wordpress.com/2015/05/22/history-behind-hussars-and-sabrage-champagne-sabres/

1. History Behind Hussars
and Sabrage |
Champagne Sabres

3. Hussars are commonly known as the elite light
cavalry force of the great Napoleon Bonaparte.
They have the skills with excellent artillery
melee attack range. Like any other
reinforcement, they can dash towards the
skirmish battles without any hesitation
regardless if they are outnumbered. Originally,
such reinforcement appeared in the King
Matthias Corvinus’ the Hungarians. Eventually,
they played a very prominent role during the
Napoleonic wars from 1796 up to 1815.

4. Creating faster thrust in battles perfect as
weapon when riding a horse. Napoleon’s Hussars
are also known as the originator of sabrage.
A method of opening a bottle of champagne
using the sabre.
Back on those days after the French Revolution,
Napoleon was engaged to visit numerous
Aristocrats in Europe.
Aristocrats were impressed on how to open a
bottle of champagne using their sabers.

5. Sabrage was developed generations
after generations. These days, you can
witness sabrage or champagne sabering at
fine restaurants, gatherings, and
occasions such as wedding ceremony.
But this time, you don’t have to be a
hussar to execute such unique way. You no
longer need a sharp blade sabre when
cutting the lips of the bottle.
What you need is a champagne sword or
a champagne sabre made from the finest
blade makers all throughout Europe.
You’ll find the premium exquisite and
most elegant champagne sabre and sword
at champagnesabre.co.uk.

6. Modern champagne sword and champagne sabre
are especially designed for sabering bottles of
champagne. It is no longer intended for thrusting
but for a noble art of performance that everybody
will surely be impressed. If it is not in use, you can
actually display it on your very own living room,
kitchen or dining room.

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