It's got strings, pickups, bridges, nuts, tuners, frets and flames! 

"One-Piece" refers to the method of construction for high-quality electric guitars-- the neck is carefully fitted to the body and glued together. 

The holes and the body cutouts hold six bottles of wine in the typical horizontal position.  The details (such as the fretboard, the pickup, the bridge, and the tuners) are all simple approximations of the real items.

Each Guitar Wine Rack is precision made with quality materials.  The above pictured Guitar Wine Rack is made of Maple.  Additional photos below. 

  Rock-N-Roll-N-Red Wine!

"I see a guitar and I want it painted black. . ."

or red or yellow or white, or adorned with the American flag. Maybe you want to paint it to match your real electric guitar!  Let your true colors shine!

Comes partially assembled.  Guitar sides already have strings and black plastic details mounted.  Simply attach the two crosspieces and load up with wine!  For a pro paint job, remove all the plastic parts-- it's no problem because they're held in place with small screws that easily re-install.  MDF material is sealed with clear coat.  (test your paint on a small area for compatability).

Sometimes half a case of wine is not enough.  Sometimes you NEED to have 12 bottles nearby, stored in a really cool guitar-shaped wine rack, ready to uncork if Frampton should suddenly be on the radio. . . you get the picture.

This unit is made of Beech and Maple, and stands almost 36" tall.  It actually holds 13 bottles, so you can re-stock a full case when there is only one bottle left. . .

Here's the scene that will serve as inspiration for your next song:

You're in Paso Robles, the sun is slowly setting over the mountains, the glass of Cab is cradled casually in the palm of your hand.  A gentle breeze blows your hair down over your brow.  She chuckles sofly, sweeps your hair back in place with her hand, and says. . . .