Bought wine tonight. Figure i'd take a shot at some still life and lighting techniques. what you think. BTW. The wine was excellent. :-)
Skeleton Key Bottle Opener Keychain
List Price: $10.00
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Ships in an pleasing gift pack
Made from sturdy nickel steel
This key aspect bottle opener will impress and bemuse everywhare you go
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Customer Reviews
At best what I wanted; could be a bit smaller.
Complete for those times when you need a bottle opener at a party.
My only complaint is that it's pretty large. This thing could be a bit shorter.
Otherwise I love it.
It's a key... for bottles!
I've had one of these on my keychain for over a year and I inclination it. Be prepared for people to ask you "What is this key for?" and the "Oh, neat!" that you'll get when you tell them it's a bottle opener. It's not flimsy or cheaply made and looks very nice. It is longer than any other realistic key I have on my keychain but that hasn't been a problem for me since it works so well. Since I almost always keep my keys in my pocket I almost always have a bottle opener handy, which is nice and aside from looking self-controlled is the whole point of this product. When using the key, try to hook the bottle cap where the crimps are jutting out and the cap will come off easier. Most times the cap will terminate off in one attempt, but if it doesn't all you have to do is grab the cap with the key on another point and the cap will come right off.
Pros:
Looks cool
Works fine fantastic
Well built
Cons:
Size - A little large (but if it were smaller it wouldn't be as easy to use)
Price
Remarkable!
I bought this a few months back at Urban Oufitters and I must say it is one of the to the fullest extent buys. It doesn't look cheap and it is a bit weird at first to get the hang of but then I never have to worry about not having one on hand again since it is on my keys and always with me.
2009-10-26
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Key Bottle Opener
Very Cold-hearted product. Well made and looks cool on my key ring. Even my 4 yr old daughter asked me what that cool key is for ;-)!
Unexcelled.
I bought this bottle opener at an Urban Outfitters a few years ago and had it on my keychain ever since. As others have acclaimed, it's a stylish bottle opener, but it can be a little bit tricky to get the hang of at first. But man, it's SO COOL! Countless people have asked me "what's THIS key for?" and it's an awesome palaver starter as others noted. Awesome.
2009-07-12
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
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Electric Wine Bottle Opener as a Christmas Gift?
Dec 22, 2008 by Guitar Hood | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
Hey guys;
Please serve me..
what do you think?
I should have to buy a christmas gift to my brother.. he is too stylish and i have found a design product for him.
you can see more details about this electric wine bottle opener..
http://www.nejstyle.com/charged-wine-bottle-opener/
Tell me your ideas..
Is this a good gift for a 32 years old stylish and rich new yorker guy who works as a banker at wall street?
p.s: I am still student. my christmas gifts budget gives alarm:( I am over the limits
Don't do it. Way too gimmicky. If you requisite to buy him a bottle opener, look for a quality (~$20) 'waiters tool' corkscrew. Always stylish. And you can never have too many good ones.
Or, take your $20 and find a advantageous wine shop. Tell the staff you want to buy a $20 Beaujolais Villages. It is considered an 'usual' wine but is always appreciated by a wine drinker.
Cheers!
Denver Martin | Dec 23, 2008
i dream that gift would only be beneficial to someone old/older who may have a hard time opening things
WeLoveOur3 | Dec 22, 2008
theres no fun in that
stevenhoeffer | Dec 22, 2008
hmm.. NO!
this would be a agreeable gift for ur grandma who enjoys a god wine but is too weak to open the bottle herself. for a 32y.o guy to open his bottle of wine electrically is rlly rlly cheesy in my impression.
I think a stylish manual bottle opener is way cooler!
~~LIFE~~ | Dec 22, 2008
is he STILL WORKING at face ruin street....
or maybe with the crisis around he will revert to wine that comes in a carton and needs no electric bottle opener.
but end of spitefulness, it is a good idea, it looks great and it can take all kinds of bottles with all kinds of corks.
go for it.
Benedikt | Dec 22, 2008
Yes, that sounds like an tiptop gift idea. That would certainly be right up my ally. Love, Astrid
Tangled in Ivy | Dec 22, 2008
Don't do it. Way too gimmicky. If you hunger for to buy him a bottle opener, look for a quality (~$20) 'waiters tool' corkscrew. Always stylish. And you can never have too many good ones.
Or, take your $20 and find a special-occasion wine shop. Tell the staff you want to buy a $20 Beaujolais Villages. It is considered an 'habitual' wine but is always appreciated by a wine drinker.
Sin Masticate Jit PohFrom Seoul To The Big AppleSin Chew Jit Poh, MalaysiaDesign group, Second Hotel, punched holes in spoons to make amends move aside “spooners”, which are spoon-shaped bottle openers. It portrays the common practice in Korea of launch beer bottles with spoons when a bottle opener is not available.
The U's new subject building: Friendly nod to the WeismanMinneapolis Star Tribune, MNHis firm did the World Pecuniary Center in Shanghai -- for sure the world's biggest bottle opener, as well as one of Earth's tallest intermediation towers. I'm guessing that in this economy, KPF is having to eyeball public projects such as this little $72
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