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You can already stick a bottle in the sand on the beach, though.
Also don't take glass to the beach, take cans.
I like this design for decanters. Apparently, for those, they're meant to resist tipping on a sailboat.
Something like this:
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how?
They lean and spin but don't fall over (until the angle is extreme). Flat bottomed decanters require significantly smaller angles before tipping (depending on the contents of the decanter as well as how wide the base is).
I've never been in a sailboat, but I can confirm from experience that the rounded bottom decanters are more challenging to tip than most others I've handled.
Seems like a big wide base would be safer.
Probably, but way less neat. Also takes more space in storage.