Elevate your cocktail-making game with this elegant Cocktail Tool Set available in Copper Finish or Stainless Steel. Whether you're a professional bartender or an at-home mixologist, this set includes all the essential tools for crafting perfectly mixed drinks with precision and style. Thoughtfully designed for both functionality and aesthetics, these tools ensure consistent and professional-quality cocktails, every time.

What's Included:

Etched Mixing Glass: Handcrafted using blown crystal glass, each mixing glass features seamless construction with a delicate etching for a timeless look. Hand wash only for longevity.
Boston Shaker: A bartender's essential, this durable shaker is used by top professionals worldwide. The two-piece design provides a tight seal for vigorous shaking and precision pouring.
Teardrop Barspoon: Featuring a spiraled handle for effortless grip and balance, this barspoon is perfect for stirring and measuring. Use the spoon end for garnishes like cherries or olives.
Kamakura Jigger: Designed for quick and precise measuring, the Kamakura jigger fits snugly between two fingers, ensuring a smooth pour every time.
St. George Strainer: A classic cocktail strainer with finely detailed craftsmanship, perfect for controlled pours and elegant presentation.
Fine Mesh Strainer: Master the art of double-straining to achieve silky-smooth cocktails, ensuring no small pieces of ice or ingredients sneak through.

Why You Should Buy:

Available in Copper Finish or Stainless Steel, adding a touch of elegance to any bar setup.
An ideal gift for the cocktail lover in your life, whether for a special occasion or simply to upgrade their bartending tools.
Carefully curated for both aesthetics and utility, ensuring every drink you make is balanced and beautiful.

Lifestyle Integration: With its sleek, modern design, this set adds a professional flair to any home bar or party. Perfect for everything from crafting classic martinis to trendy cocktails, this set blends seamlessly into your home’s décor and makes an impression with every use.

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