While the bottle cap is removed by a standard wall-mounted opener, the fun starts when the cap falls through a wooden labyrinth of various mechanisms reminiscent of a Rube Goldberg machine.

Spoon. Alternatively, firmly grip the bottle with one hand, positioning your hand as close to the cap as possible. Then, utilize the back of a spoon as a lever to loosen and remove the cap.

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While The James Brand has priced the bottle opener at $99, you can’t actually buy it. In order to get your hands on it, you’ll have to spend $300 on other gear from the brand. But because The James ...

Use a staple remover to pry up the cap’s teeth one section at a time. On those rare days when you have both a beer and staple remover on hand (but no bottle opener), this trick is a life-saver.

Most can openers also function as bottle cap openers; some even open large jars. Our favorite can opener is the OXO Steel Can Opener because of the oversize and rubberized knob that makes opening ...