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If you\u2019ve done as much field research as I have on the subject, you\u2019d surely agree that inches behind a properly poured pint in a pub glass, the humble and ubiquitous long neck bottle is the optimal beer<\/a> delivery vessel (when sufficiently chilled). And, while it\u2019s undeniably true that the long neck bottle is one of the best, most satisfying ways to consume beer<\/a>, soda, or seltzer, if you have a lot of those bottles in your fridge, it can be a real pain to store them. Though its shape is both aesthetically pleasing and ergonomic, you can\u2019t really stack them in an efficient way, and the way they\u2019re designed means that they tend to flop around and topple over when stored in the door of your fridge, especially when you\u2019ve only got one or two rattling around. Plus, it\u2019s nearly impossible to put anything on top of long necks, because of, well, their long necks. So, what\u2019s a fella like me to do? Sacrifice precious refrigerator space for the sole purpose of making sure his beer stockpile is adequate? While certainly a noble cause,<\/em> you\u2019re probably thinking, surely there\u2019s a better option<\/em> \u2014 and, dear reader, there is. Allow me to introduce you to the BottleLoft<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n While this might look odd \u2014 okay, while it definitely<\/em> looks a little odd \u2014 the BottleLoft<\/a> is really not a gimmicky product, because it actually delivers on its promise. It comes with two strips of bottle holders, which hold three beverages each. And by attaching the heavy-duty adhesive strips to the top of your refrigerator platform, you\u2019re able to suspend the long neck bottles from the \u201cceiling\u201d like bats in a cave, allowing you to store other items beneath them, which essentially creates extra storage space<\/a> out of thin air. The coolest part? It works using super-strong neodymium magnets that (I can attest) have zero problem holding your bottles aloft. Plus, they use high-strength, genuine 3M high-bond adhesive and have a \u201cForever Return Policy\u201d if you\u2019re not satisfied with your purchase.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n With a 4.7-star average rating on Uncommon Goods \u2014 purveyor of some of our favorite, quirky-yet-effective products<\/a> on the web, it\u2019s clear that I\u2019m not the only one who digs these bad boys. \u201cThis is a great idea to create more room in your refrigerator,\u201d one reviewer wrote. \u201cYou can combine them to put them in rows or columns, whichever works best for you.\u201d So, if you\u2019re hoping to make some extra room in your fridge, have a fun and unique way to store long neck bottles, or find a perfect gift for that beer-loving friend or family member (Father\u2019s Day is coming up, just saying!) you really can\u2019t go wrong with the BottleLoft<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n