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

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With a smooth finish and eye-catching brass effect, this tin shaker brings a on-trend touch to any bar. Sertodo Copper Boston Shaker Set: Although this copper shaker is stylish, it did not create a reliable seal and leaked during multiple shaking tests.

Urban Bar take our design rights and intellectual property very seriously, we do not create items for others to copy. This means that over time, the seams could potentially wear down and the weights could break off from the rest of the tin.The stainless steel design is actually vital to the success of the cocktail being shaken, helping to reduce the temperature inside the shaker and of the ingredients too.

We'd never used a cocktail shaker like this one, but after a few tips from the helpful staff at drinkstuff we were mixing like pros! Place one hand on the Boston shaker with either your thumb or bottom two fingers over the base of the shaker. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site. However, adjusting how long you shake for, how hard you shake and your shaking motion allows you to find your personal sweet spot for creating quality cocktails.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. It wasn’t until the late 20th century that we actually hear this tin and glass combination being referred to as the Boston cocktail shaker.

If a cocktail contains citrus juice, egg whites, or dairy, it needs to be shaken to properly combine all of the ingredients. When it was time to strain the cocktails, it was easy to break the seal, and two different Hawthorne strainers fit the opening of the shakers. What we didn’t like: The only downside is that the weights are welded onto the end of both shaker tins.This tin on tin shaker is lighter than a Boston shaker with a glass for a more comfortable hold while shaking. Spirit-forward drinks that don’t include fruit juice, like the Manhattan, Old Fashioned, or Martini, should be stirred. For many years bartenders have complained that glass on tin shakers will often leak when you are shaking, no matter how hard or well you fit them together. In theory, cobbler shakers should make mixing a drink more streamlined since the strainer is already part of the shaker.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The steel and glass shaker was the most common variation, but when using glass to shake drinks with ice, there is always the possibility of the glass chipping or cracking. Since its inception, the concept of the cocktail shaker has produced many patents that promised to make better cocktails with many functionless stylistic variations.

Thanks to the ingenuity behind the Boston tin cocktail shaker, the French, and the Cobbler we can be thankful for the quality of mixed drinks we have today.