Optic & bottle brackets

Brackets hold spirit bottles inverted on the back bar so an optic can deliver from them, and hold larger bottles at the angle they need to pour.

  • Check the bracket against the bottle shapes you actually stock
  • Fix into something structural u2014 a full row of spirits is heavy
  • Wall bars clear the counter; shelf brackets suit fitted units

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The bracket has to suit the bottle, not the optic. Neck diameter, shoulder shape and overall height vary between brands more than you would guess, and a bracket that grips a standard 70cl bottle may not hold a squarer or taller one. Check against the bottles you actually stock before ordering a run of them.

How to choose

What to know

Wall-mounted and shelf-mounted brackets solve different problems. A wall bar puts the bottles clear of the working surface, which suits a busy back bar; a shelf bracket suits a fitted unit where drilling the wall is not an option.

What to know

A full row of inverted spirit bottles is heavier than it looks and it hangs above staff. Fix into something structural, and check the fixings periodically rather than assuming they have stayed tight.

Common questions

Will one bracket fit all spirit bottles?

No. Neck and shoulder shapes differ noticeably between brands, and taller or squarer bottles often will not sit in a bracket made for a standard 70cl. Check the bottles you stock before buying a set.

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