Abstract: A bottle cork removal and insertion tool includes a shell formed with a center cylindrical partial bore within which is a hood that captures a cork from a bottle. The cork is positioned within the hood and the handle on an axial threaded shaft is rotated which advances the hood, and the captured cork, away from the bottle. A capturing plunger extends into the hood as the shaft is rotated in order to secure the cork in place in the hood. The threading on the shaft has a fine threaded portion to initiate the removal of the cork, and a coarse threaded portion to complete the removal in a single rotation. If desired, the cork can be positioned within the hood, the device positioned over a bottle top, and the cork can be re-inserted into the bottle by reversing the rotation of the threaded shaft.