Category: Tools

The tin-on-tin shaker is presumably the most used cocktail shaker in bars around the globe. The easy handling and its sturdiness make it a perfect tool for high-frequency cocktail bars.

The Cobbler Shaker is probably the most common cocktail shaker in home bars. The shaker is also referred to as a 3-piece cocktail shaker and has a built-in strainer for convenience.

The Parisian Shaker is presumably the most classy tool to shake up cocktails. But there's more to it than elegance.

Making cocktails without using a cocktail shaker is a bit tricky. But with these substitutes, you can shake up your favorite mixed drinks without having to order new equipment.

Your home bar isn't complete with the right tools. But instead of buying all the cocktail tools you need separately, you can also get yourself a perfect cocktail shaker set.

The bar spoon is one of the essential tools every bartender needs. If you want to measure ingredients or prepare a stirred drink like a Martini or Negroni, you cannot do without a bar spoon.

Mixing a cocktail is a craft that requires precision. Adding too much sweetness, bitter components or sour juices can quickly ruin what could have been a true delight. And that is why a jigger is an essential and indispensable bar tool.

When shaking cocktails, a strainer is unquestionably absolutely vital. But with so many different types of cocktail strainers it can be hard to decide which you need when starting your home bar. So let me help you out.

Your cocktail shaker is stuck, and you don't know how to open it without ruining your drink - and possibly the shaker, too? That happens to the best. And don't worry, there are some tricks on how to get your drink out of that tin in one piece, after all.

Cocktail picks made of metal are a common and popular way to garnish your drink. They are decorative, practical, and sustainable, too. But what does make a good cocktail pick?