Tin on Tin Boston Cocktail Shaker 800ml - Dual Tin Boston Cocktail Shaker

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What we didn’t like: The only downside is that the weights are welded onto the end of both shaker tins. A long time before the Boston tin cocktail shaker as we know it today was even invented, the original cocktail shaker had already been invented in South America. Not only do they need extra straining, but they also tend to have a smaller overall capacity compared to Boston shakers. Following the new copper barware trend, this Boston cocktail tin is the stylish choice for high end bars.

Following the new flair bartending trend sweeping bars, the Copper Tin on Tin Boston Shaker is the stylish choice. When doing flair tricks, or even just shaking the cocktail shaker there are times that you're going to drop it resulting in broken glass, but with this cocktail shaker there is no more broken glass.Stainless steel tins heat up and cool down quicker than the traditional glass when shaking, and use less energy, meaning the cocktails you create are created at the correct temperature.

The Boston Shaker Professional Boston Shaker: This shaker worked very well during testing, but the small shaker on this model is made of glass. Ideal for mixing and then serving a cocktail, this cocktail shaker set is the perfect solution for rapid drinks service.We're always happy to answer any questions or queries you might have, please get in touch using one of the methods below. Boston Cocktail Shakers come in particularly handy when creating doubles of larger drinks or the need to capture smoke. Strainer Fit Test: We checked to see how well a Hawthorne strainer fit over the opening of the large shaker tin in each set and if there were any issues with straining. Made from stainless steel and featuring a silver, mirror finish, this cocktail shaker provides excellent resistance to impact or corrosion, with stylish looks to match - ensuring long-lasting use without sacrifice to appearance.

This is mainly down to the inconsistency in the materials, as problems arise where the tin meets the glass. The tin features a highly polished exterior and a brushed interior for a top quality look to complement your bar arsenal. This shaker set is cheaper than most of the other shakers we tested but sacrifices none of the quality. With a smooth finish and eye-catching brass effect, this tin shaker brings a on-trend touch to any bar.Dry Shake Test: We performed a “dry shake” test (shaking without ice) with each shaker using the ingredients for a whiskey sour. This 2-piece shaker is made from stainless steel, and consists of a standard shaker tin, but instead of a usual glass, the tin is accompanied by a tulip shaped second tin.

Cocktail shakers, in their early form, were just tin cup with a smaller glass or other metal tin used to mix drinks. Generally, we preferred bases that were not flared—with a little care, these won’t tip over and they were more comfortable to hold onto and shake. In theory, cobbler shakers should make mixing a drink more streamlined since the strainer is already part of the shaker. Some Boston shaker sets are weighted, meaning they either have weights attached to either end or are built with thicker materials.Cleanup Tests: After each test, we cleaned each shaker set by hand, noting how easy or difficult each was to clean.