Prime Barrel Wax Cutter & Bottle Opener with Replaceable Blade

Because sometimes the hardest part of drinking whiskey is getting into the damn bottle.

Wax-dipped whiskey bottles look great on the shelf. Opening them can be another story.

The pull tab tears off halfway around. The wax cracks instead of peeling. Little chunks end up all over the bar. Before you know it, you're standing over an expensive bottle of bourbon with a kitchen knife wondering why getting to the whiskey has turned into a home-improvement project.

We know the routine.

The Prime Barrel Whiskey Wax Cutter & Bottle Opener is purpose-built for the job by a Prime Barrel member. Its distinctive handle sandwiches natural walnut ply and clear acrylic, held securely together with steel socket bolts for a substantial, workshop-built feel.

At its center is a high-carbon steel utility blade designed to score and cut through stubborn bottle wax. 

And when the blade eventually dulls, you don't need a proprietary replacement. Simply loosen the socket bolts, slide out the old blade, slide in a new standard utility blade, and retighten. Simple, serviceable, and built to keep earning its place on your bar.

No fighting with a broken pull tab. No wax crumbling everywhere. No reaching for a steak knife and making questionable life choices.

Cut. Pop. Pour.

And yes, wax tops still look cool. They're just a bitch to open.

Details

• Built by @Kit | Game Envy (a Prime Barrel member)
  Natural walnut ply and clear acrylic handle
• Steel socket-bolt construction
• High-carbon steel utility blade
• User-replaceable standard utility blade
• Simple loosen, slide, and retighten blade replacement
• Designed for scoring and cutting wax seals on whiskey bottles
• Integrated bottle opener
• The Prime Barrel engraved branding
• Compact enough for the home bar or bottle-share bag
• Built for anyone who's ever had a wax pull tab betray them

Natural wood grain and coloration will vary slightly from piece to piece. High-carbon steel blades are extremely sharp. Handle and replace blades with care. 

Whiskey-related profanity may vary considerably.