Collection: STRAINER

Hawthorne Strainer: This type of strainer is designed to work with a variety of shaker tins and mixing glasses and is commonly used in modern cocktail making. The spring helps to hold back ice, fruit, or other solid ingredients from the drink while allowing liquid to pass through.

Julep Strainer: A bowl-shaped strainer with perforations in the bottom that is placed over the mouth of a mixing glass or shaker tin to strain out ice and other solid ingredients. It is commonly used for stirred cocktails, such as the Old Fashioned, and is a traditional tool in the world of classic cocktails.

Cocktail Strainer: It is a specialized tool that is designed specifically for cocktail making. It differs from other types of strainers in a few key ways such as, design, type, and shape.

Mesh Strainer: This type of strainer features a fine mesh screen, which allows it to catch even the smallest particles, such as seeds or pulp. This makes it particularly useful for straining delicate liquids or liquids that have small, solid particles in them.

Metal Strainer: It is a great choice for cocktail making due to its durability, ease of cleaning, stability, and versatility. They are a high-quality tool that can withstand frequent use and produce consistent, high-quality results in cocktail making.

Stainless Steel Strainer: These are made of a specific type of metal called stainless steel, which is a combination of steel, chromium, and other elements that make it resistant to rust, corrosion, and staining.

Copper Strainer: A type of strainer that can be a great choice for cocktail making due to better conduction, antimicrobial properties, durability, and lightweight design. However, they may be more expensive than other types of strainers and require more maintenance to keep their shiny appearance.

Tea Strainer: It is a small, handheld sieve that is used to filter loose tea leaves from brewed tea. It is essential for anyone who enjoys drinking loose-leaf tea as it prevents the leaves from getting into the tea and affecting its taste.

Coffee strainer: It also known as a coffee filter or coffee sock, is a tool used to filter coffee grounds from brewed coffee. It is essential for anyone who brews coffee using methods such as pour-over or French press, which require the use of coarsely ground coffee.