Wall Mounted Groomsmen Gift Bottle Opener with Schell#39;s Bock
Wall Mounted Groomsmen Gift Bottle Opener with Schell#39;s Bock
Handcrafted, wall mounted beer bottle opener with an original vintage beer can cap catcher. Your choice from the following woods and finishes:
⦿ Rustic pine, finished with a Danish oil and sealant, and a new but rustic, weathered look Starr-X bottle opener.
⦿ Solid Oak, finished in Early American, Espresso, or Red Oak stain, with a new zinc plated Starr-X bottle opener.
Two pre-drilled and counter-sunk holes and included screws are used to mount this awesome contraption to the wall of your equally awesome man-cave, basement bar, game room, or garage workshop... anywhere you please!
⦿ The bottle openers are brand new, cast iron Starr X, which work exceptionally well at cracking open a bottle (I#39;ve done extensive testing, if you know what I mean). The beer can cap catcher is mounted to the wood using only one screw, so that it can be easily emptied. Simply tip it to the side, and the caps will dump out. Easy clean up, and a great conversation starter!
⦿ All cans are in nice vintage condition, and are as good (if not better) than the photo shown in the listing. They may have minor dents or scrapes, but I do my best to clean them up.
⦿ The wood is 3.5quot; wide by approximately 12quot; tall, and the cans are standard 12oz size unless otherwise noted. Since the woods used are natural materials, grain pattern and color may vary slightly.
These make great gifts for groomsmen and college grads, and with over 700 to choose from, there#39;s bound to be one for everybody! Feel free to convo me with any questions or custom requests.
Cheers!
▼▼▼ Did you know? ▼▼▼
The August Schell Brewing Company in New Ulm, Minnesota, was formed in 1860 by German immigrant August Schell, who was also one of the pioneers in the formation of New Ulm. The brewery is the second largest family-owned brewery in America, second only to D.G. Yuengling Son, and in 2002, it became the oldest and largest brewery in Minnesota after purchasing the rights to Grain Belt beer. It#39;s been around for 150 years, so they#39;re doing something right!
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