handle 10 is one method for removing closure means 20 from bottle 30 winch handle 10 can alternatively be levered upwards thereby applying a lateral force to closure means 20 prying closure means 20 off bottle 30 still another method for removal of preferred embodiment closure means 20 illustrated in fig1 and 2 is to both rotate and lever winch handle 10 at the same time applying simultaneously both a torque force and a lateral force to closure means 20 thereby facilitating the removal of bottle cap 20 from bottle 30 although bottle 30 illustrated in fig1 has a pry off type bottle top with single lip 32 the preferred embodiment closure means of the subject invention can also be used with a screw type bottle that exhibits angled threads along its top portion in the case of a screw top bottle the method of opening would be mainly by way of rotating the winch handle and not levering the winch handle also while prior art screw top bottles can sometimes be opened without the need for bottle openers or other tools the novel closure means of the present invention will facilitate the easier opening of screw top bottles and the novel closure means can be affixed to screw top style bottles more firmly and securely than is the case with conventional screw top bottle caps so that they are not easily opened by hand and require a tool such as a which handle to open many commercially available winch handles are manufactured with locking plates extending from beneath the winch lug to prevent the winch handle from being pulled from the winch socket accidentally the novel closure means 20 of the subject invention is easily modified to accommodate.