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.

Wall-mounted bottle openers are great in and of themselves. It's the 21st century—we shouldn't be using both of our hands like some kind of animal. But ...

I'm testing out the magicOpener (that's how they stylize the name) which opens twist caps, bottles, and pull tabs. I realized after the fact that the first bottle used a twist-off bottle cap... but it ...

Like most beer geeks, I have a wall-mounted bottle opener next to my beer refrigerator in my garage. And just below the opener is a cap caddy, which is basically just a wall-mounted plastic bin tha… ...

Steam Whistle, very proud of their non-twist off caps, has another bottle opener offer. This time it’s a wall-mounted opener and, unlike previous opener offers, it’s not free. Steam Whistle ...