How to Open Two Beer Bottles With Each Other

Reviewed by Nathan Taylor

Last Updated: November 30, 2024

Everybody knows the problem: there's beer, but nothing to open it with. After reading this article, you'll never have to worry about not being able to open the beer again – this trick will ensure that you can open beer without any trouble, anywhere.

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Take two beer bottles. Place the first bottle on the table.
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Take the second bottle and hold it around the bottom of its neck.
Make sure that you are holding the bottles tight.
Just hook the bottle cap on the edge of the opening of the bottle.
Enjoy your beer!

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Are there any other ways of opening a beer bottle?

Nathan Taylor
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Nathan Taylor is a Mixologist and Owner of Cocktails Done Right based in Houston, TX. With over 25 years of experience, Nathan is passionate about providing first-class service and drinks, and training newer bartenders. Cocktails Done Right provides professional bartending services for special events, weddings, corporate events, and more. Their motto is “We mix the drinks, you mix the people”. His specialty is Vegas-style bartending with mind-blowing tricks and drinks. Nathan has 3 World Titles in Flair Bartending competitions, including one First Place Gold Shaker that he received while representing the US in Warsaw, Poland. He went to the Bartending School in 1993 and now works as an instructor at the Bartending and Mixology Academy. He is also a member of the United States Bartenders Guild.

Nathan Taylor

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You can actually open a beer bottle with just a dollar bill! It's a fun party trick. First, fold the bill into a long, skinny strip. Then, wrap it around the neck of the bottle, with the tip pointing towards the cap. Grab the bill tightly between your thumb and index finger, and give it a good twist. The pressure should pop the cap right off.

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