Barillio crystal mixing glass
A 20 oz mixing glass with a weighted base for stirred cocktails such as a Manhattan or Negroni.
View mixing glass on Amazon ↗Good drinks start with a few reliable tools. Here’s what each one does and what to look for when choosing yours.
A convenient way to start building a home bar with several mixing tools together. Check the included pieces and finish on Amazon to make sure this set fits your setup.
View kit on Amazon ↗A 17-piece cocktail kit with a waxed-canvas carrying bag and strap for mixing away from home. Compare the included tools with what you already own before choosing a kit.
View travel kit on Amazon ↗A 20 oz mixing glass with a weighted base for stirred cocktails such as a Manhattan or Negroni.
View mixing glass on Amazon ↗A cross-back canvas apron with pockets for keeping small essentials close while you’re mixing or serving drinks.
View apron on Amazon ↗For consistent pours. Look for clearly marked measurements, including ¼ oz and ½ oz, so you can follow any recipe on the site.
For drinks with citrus, juice, egg white, or cream. A two-piece Boston shaker is versatile; a three-piece cobbler shaker is approachable for beginners.
A Hawthorne strainer holds back ice after shaking. Add a fine-mesh strainer when you want a smoother pour without pulp or tiny ice chips.
Use these for spirit-forward cocktails that should be chilled and diluted without shaking, like a Manhattan or Negroni.
A handheld citrus press and a sharp peeler make fresh juice and clean twists easier. Fresh citrus goes a long way.
Large cubes melt more slowly in drinks served over ice. Standard cubes are great for shaking and stirring.
We’re choosing additional tools to recommend. Explore the guide above to see what each one does before picking the right setup for your home bar.
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