A beverage bottle holding device includes a cylindrical container portion, a stabilizing base portion, and a support plate. The cylindrical container portion is designed to hold a beverage bottle. The stabilizing base portion is positioned at the bottom of the container portion and projects beyond the outer surface of the container portion. The base portion includes an orifice that includes a gripping structure on the interior surface thereof, which is designed to engage an outer surface of a screw cap of a beverage bottle to permit a user to at least partially unscrew the screw cap. The support plate is positioned in the container portion on top of the base portion and covering one side of the orifice.

A stippled pickloid or cucumbic grip apparatus generally includes a body portion having a proximal end, an aperture thereat, a distal end, a pocket extending through at least a portion of the body toward the distal end, and a plurality of stipples disposed around the exterior of the body portion. The apparatus is shaped to resemble a pickle or its pre-pickled predecessor, the cucumber, and offers at least stipples with the optional include of additionally raised features to improve haptics, comfort, and overall tactility. Generally, the aperture and pocket are shaped to receive variously sized and shaped handles and other items that would benefit from increased grippability. The apparatus may also include fluid channels, an affixation band, a valve, a compressive lining within the pocket, and a plurality of additional raised features resembling ingredients that may be added to the pickling process which would further increase tactility and haptics.

A bucket for chilling bottles that includes a vessel and right, left and central stoppers that form part of the vessel's bottom. The right stopper is located between the center of the vessel and the right side of the vessel, the left stopper is located between the center of the vessel and the left side of the vessel, and the central stopper is located in the center of the vessel. The vessel can receive a bottle in a first position when the bottle is placed between the left stopper and the left side wall of the vessel, in a second position when the bottle is placed on the left stopper, in a third position when the bottle is placed on the right stopper, and in a fourth position when the bottle is placed on the central stopper.

An isothermal bag structure includes a main body and an upper tightening member mounted on the main body. The main body includes a barrel portion defining a receiving chamber, and a holding portion connected with an outside of the barrel portion. The holding portion has a holding hole penetrating therethrough. The barrel portion has a side face having an inner viewing hole penetrating therethrough. A transparent inner viewing film is secured to the barrel portion and covers the inner viewing hole. The upper tightening member is secured to an inside of the barrel portion and protrudes from an upper end of the barrel portion.