6 Ways to open a Beer without Opener

With a lighter

With your left hand take the neck of the bottle (near the end of it), look for tight grip. With your right hand, take the lighter, place one edge of the lighter between the fingers of your hand and the corcholata. Create the action of a lever by supporting the lighter in your left hand. The more you tighten your left hand, the better.

With a spoon

As in the previous step, try to create a lever between your fingers and the spoon. You have to do strength by pressing with your left hand, as this helps you to exercise the action to achieve a lever.

With a knife

For this step you will use the knife blade, especially the part closest to the handle. Same as the previous steps, you have to tighten very firmly with your left hand the neck of the bottle, the closest to the corcholata, to later exert the action of a lever, where the support will be your left hand. Be careful not to cut yourself with the edge of the knife.

With the buckle of a belt

For this step you will use the flat part of the belt buckle. Close your left hand tightly, covering the neck of the bottle. Place the buckle between the corcholata and your hand. Resting the buckle on the fingers of your left hand, rotate the wrist (of the hand that holds the buckle) to uncover the corcholata.

With another bottle

In your left hand you will have the bottle you are going to open, cover the neck of the bottle with all your hand, looking to leave little space between your hand and the corcholata (so that you can insert the corcholata of the other beer). With your right hand, take the bottle from the neck and insert the corcholata between the space between your left hand and the corcholata. Turn your right wrist to uncover the beer.

With a spoon

With your left hand firmly press the neck of the bottle. With your right hand take the spoon, the closest to the concave part of it. Turn your right hand to unclog the bottle.

Ready! Now all you have to do is practice a little so that you can master the technique of opening bottles with corkscrew without the need to use a bottle opener.