Beersavers: You Know, For Beers

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Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Have you ever been to a party and wished you had a little stretchy beer condom you could put on the mouth of your bottle while you popped off to the loo? Neither have I. Regardless, there now exist stretchy beer condoms for your beer bottles. They’re called BeerSavers and they help protect the fizz of your beer while you’re away from your beer.

They also “help keep your beer safely identified when in clubs, bars and restaurants,” which is just hilarious.

Before you scoff, these also can work for champagne and wine bottles, so you might want to pick some up for that reason. Straight up beer protection, especially at a party, sounds kind of iffy simply because if you drop a beer by the pool and come back to it a while later, carbonation will be least of your worries. However, if you only want to drink half a beer, you can feasibly place your beer in the fridge with a Beersaver on it and go back and enjoy it later. However, as an alcoholic I cannot recommend this course of action.

They cost $7.99 for six and come in delightful colors.

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