Foster & Rye Stick Em Up Bottle Holder

Foster & Rye Stick Em Up Bottle Holder is a barware display piece, an antique-style six-shooter cast against a rustic wood-look base with rope detailing that cradles a standard 750mL bottle at an angle. It is the kind of thing that earns a permanent spot on a home bar back counter rather than getting packed away after a party. Design & Details Foster & Rye is the men's barware line from True Brands, the Seattle beverage-accessory house behind True and Viski. Where Viski leans crystal and polished steel, Foster & Rye runs on rugged materials, Americana and a dry sense of humor — canvas bartender rolls, enamel camping mugs, hidden flasks. Stick Em Up, catalog number 3355, is one of the longest-running pieces in that line. It is molded in polyresin with hand-painted antique-revolver detailing and a velvet-backed base so it will not scratch a bar top or a finished counter. The holder fits any standard-sized bottle and presents it tilted forward, label out, which is the point: it turns a single bottle into the centerpiece of a shelf instead of one more silhouette in a row. Western and Prohibition-era bar décor has stayed durable for a reason — it reads as deliberate rather than decorative. This piece lands squarely in that vein without tipping into novelty, and at under fifty dollars it is one of the easier gifts to land for someone who already owns the whiskey they want. Please note: bottle not included. This item is a display holder only and contains no alcohol. Pair it with a bottle worth looking at — a tall, squared-shoulder bourbon or rye shows off best in the angled cradle. Frequently Asked Questions What is this? A decorative single-bottle holder shaped as an old-west revolver on a wood-look base, made by Foster & Rye. What are the specs? Polyresin construction with a velvet-lined base, sized for one standard bottle. Foster & Rye lists it as item 3355; the brand does not publish exact dimensions for this piece. Does it come with a bottle? No. The holder ships on its own — no alcohol is included. Where does it work best? On a bar back, open shelf, or console where the bottle is meant to be seen; the velvet base keeps it safe on finished surfaces. Why is it notable? It is a signature piece from Foster & Rye's Americana barware line, and one of the few bottle displays that works as standalone décor when the bottle is empty.