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I have added this bottle stand at my coffee bar. It holds the flavorings that we use in our coffee. It's a real convenience having the bottles right at the coffee machine instead of having to get the bottles out of the pantry each time. It is sturdy, came fully assembled and for me, was a great value.

This review is for the Mind Reader Alloy Collection 3-Compartment Graduated Bottle Stand: Full disclosure before the review, I ended up not using this product and it's just sitting on my counter collecting dust because I didn't measure the clearance between my counter and the kitchen cabinets. The bottle stand here works as advertised, fits three standard sized bottles of syrups in an offset vertical fashion, just make sure you have the clearance for it in your kitchen!

I have Torani syrups and the holes are bit large for Torani syrups, however they stay in there just fine. I haven't had any issues with them falling out. The rack itself is very sturdy and well made, it will definitely last forever on my coffee stand. It just gives the extra something to my coffee bar and I love the look of it.

Overall, I like this stand. It's great for displaying some of my jar candles. I was just hoping it would be sturdier. This isn't very durable. If the objects that you put in the riser holders aren't heavy, it's very easy to knock over because it's narrow and tall and the metal is lightweight. For me, jar candles are heavy enough to stabilize it on a craft fair table. I'm not sure how often I will use it, though, because it's not made super well. Cut the price in half and it would be a better representation of the quality.

I planned to use this for different sized cups. 16 oz Chinet cups and lids fit. 16 oz plastic red cups don't fit opening down - the rim is just a little too wide. It will work if you don't mind the cups open side up. It is sturdy, not tippy and will keep your cups neatly on the counter.

This 3-Compartment Graduated Bottle Stand really feels designed for much larger bottles than the standard 750 ml Glass Bottle that most people buy. Each round tier of the shelf has two metal bars spaced widely apart that are sturdy and great for stabilizing bottles large enough to easily sit across both bars, however if you place the standard syrup on the stand even slightly off balance of those two bars, the bottle will fall sideways and break/leak. I feel like more bars and/or a smaller circumference would have worked really well to provide reliable support. In addition, as the rounds of the shelf are much larger than the bottles most home coffee/cocktail bars would use, this piece actually takes up more space on my countertop than if I had just lined the bottles up side-by-side. While it looks nice, I would not say that this is a practical (or possibly even viable) option for the majority of drink enthusiasts.

This is a nice way to organize my coffee syrups. i have Jordan's skinny 0 calorie syrups and the bottles fit in fine- they have room to move in them so you can fit in larger bottles as well. I wound up using one of the spaces for my protein powder which I sometimes add to my coffee as well and that fit in fine.

It’s too big for what it’s intended for, honestly. It has 3 large holders and if you can find containers that fit, it still takes up quite a bit of counter space. As you can see in my pictures, even if we put the nozzles down for our flavor shots the cabinets still hit the top of it. Probably nice if you have a big kitchen area, but otherwise it’s not the greatest.

Works for my coffee syrup bottles, it sits pretty high so top bottle was in the way of my cupboard so I sat bottle on a slant.

Nice

I own both 750ml glass and plastic Torani coffee syrups. Neither of them fit properly into the holes for this coffee syrup organizer. The bottles shift too much, especially when you try to pump.