If, on one of your late night binges, you've ever thought to yourself, I wish I could use my wine bottle for something really awesome, then consider yourself luckier than the Asylum intern pranked by Olivia Munn.

That's because Michelle Wills, a design student at Edinburgh Napier University in the United Kingdom, has designed a wine bottle that can be re-purposed into both a wine glass and beer glass.

That's right. Once you finish off your merlot you can break that bad boy in half and restock your glassware.

"There isn't enough to encourage businesses to recycle their glass bottles and research showed that the bottles mostly get thrown out," Wills tells Asylum.
"I hope this scheme will solve that. I wanted [the design] to be a practical solution to the re-use of wine bottles."

It works like this: Purchase the wine, have it delivered to you/your business, send the empty bottle back to the manufacturer and then have the new glasses delivered to your home again with your newly purchased wine.

Continue reading to learn more about this bottle from the future.

All practicality aside, the bottle is actually kind of cool-looking. It's super-sleek and comes in both green and black to better preserve the wine it holds.

"Although it took its real shape within the last three months, I was constantly developing my idea throughout the year," says Wills. "I am pleased with the shape. I think it's elegant. And although you can see the two glasses designed within the bottle, it's subtle."

This new-age bottle is still in its infancy and has yet to be sold in the United States. However, it's currently on display at the Edinburgh Napier University Degree Show and the design has been purchased for use by licensed trades. At this point, the bottle is only intended for businesses like bars and clubs.

And what with the massive oil spill killing off wildlife, don't we owe it to planet Earth to be a little more considerate when we're drinking our sorrows away?