Awesome Barware

This vintage-inspired bar accessory makes it easy to pour cocktails without making a mess. Balance the Tipsy Jigger on the lip of a shaker or other mixing vessel, use it to measure ingredients, and then flip it to pour. The handmade chrome-finished nickel piece comes in two shapes: The Nick and The Nora.

Never go digging around your utensil drawer for a specific bar tool again. This kit packs in five stainless steel tools, including a strainer, citrus zester, bottle opener, stirring stick, jigger, and bar knife, along with a plastic storage caddy. Makes a great gift for cocktail lovers.

This stainless steel, bell-shaped jigger is a great addition to any home bar. Its dual cups provide precise measurements of .25, .5, .75, 1, 1.5, and 2 oz. to help fix perfectly proportioned cocktails every time. The jigger is made from stainless steel in a mirrored or brushed finish.

Fix mixed drinks wherever your adventures take you with this stainless steel cocktail shaker from Yeti. It features double-wall construction to keep contents cold, a twist-off cap, a sweat-proof exterior, and a leak-resistant lid. Fill, shake, and enjoy. Available in Camp Green, Rescue Red, Chartreuse, Cosmic Lilac, Navy Blue, and White.

High Camp Flasks’ 3-piece shaker is perfect for mixing and transporting cocktails. Its main section is a 20oz. vacuum-insulated shaker. Combined with a tight-sealing lid and a strainer module, you can fill it with ingredients, then shake them when you get to the party. Available in copper, gunmetal, or stainless steel. Engraving also available.

Next time you offer to make drinks at a friend’s house, bring the bar with you. Jillmo’s bartender bag has padded pockets for carrying liquor bottles, a cocktail shaker, and a full set of bar tools. It’s got a shoulder strap for easy carrying and is made from waterproof materials. Available with or without tools. Booze not included.

Traditional Tiki tumblers are ceramic. Viski sells these crystal cocktail glasses that let you enjoy the vibrant colors of your tropical cocktail creations. They come in 14 oz. high-ball and 12 oz. rocks sizes and are sold two to a set. Complete the polynesian theme with some copper bamboo straws or tiki cocktail picks.

No self-respecting bartender mixes a mint julep, mojito, or stirred negroni without a strainer. Named for the head bartender at New Orleans’ Sazerac House, Cocktail Kingdom’s mixologist-approved, silver-plated Wilkinson Scalloped Julep Strainer was inspired by the collections of cocktail historian David Wondrich and Cocktail Kingdom owner Greg Boehm.

Do the chickens have large talons? We’re not sure, Napoleon. But these tongs sure do, and their mighty metal claws will hold onto your ice cubes like a bird with its prey. They’re made from antique brass-plated stainless steel and measure 7-7/8″ long.

Reach the bottom of your milkshakes, ice cream sundaes, and stir cocktails with these colorful reusable drink spoons from Thorsten van Elten. They’re made from high-quality Röhm und Haas acrylic, and measure 8.66″ long. Sold in sets of six including shades of red, purple, yellow/orange, blue, green, and natural.

This uniquely shaped tumbler and coaster set keeps your whiskey cold without ice or whiskey stones. It holds spirits in a hand-blown borosilicate glass, which sits atop a machined aluminum base that you chill in the freezer.

We always appreciate barware that makes us look like we know what we’re doing. Made of lead-free crystal, with a silver-plated finish over a stainless-steel dasher top, Cocktail Kingdom’s bitters bottles add finesse when a drink calls for a dash of bitters, house bitters, or absinthe. Also available with an Engraver’s style typeface.

Add a splash of Polynesian style to your cocktails with these metal swizzle sticks from Tikiland Trading Co. Each one is cast from an original mini sculpture and includes designs like a rum barrel, a crow’s nest, an anchor, a parrot, or a tribal mask. Sadly, the Jolly Roger skull and swords design is sold out.

This unique bar accessory sits atop your shaker or glass and lets you measure and pour ingredients in one smooth process. Its cone-shaped vessel has markings from .5 oz. to 3 oz., and its fill-and-pour mechanism releases your spirits and mixers into your container when placed on top of it. Includes a matching metal stand.

Ever try to get a tablespoon to fit into the top of an olive jar? Cocktail Kingdom solves the common bartender complaint thanks to Jim Meehan, author of Meehan’s Bartender Manual. Meehan’s Mixology Measuring Spoons offer a narrower, arrow-shaped motif on stainless spoons – in six Imperial measurements.

“You already drink like a badass – now you can stir like one,” says Beachbum Berry, tiki cocktail historian and barkeeper at New Orleans’ Latitude 29. NOLA’s pirate past inspired Berry’s Cocktail Kingdom bar spoon topped with a skull. Just the thing to conjure up images of headhunters while you spike a classic Cannibal Grog cocktail.