The Art of Craft Professional Bartender Kit: Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker Set, Weighted Boston Shaker Tins, Hawthorne Strainer, Japanese Jigger, Home Bar Tool Set, Drink Mixing Set

Professional quality!

If shaken is your martini jam, this is the tool for you.

I got this set for my husband’s barIt’s nice quality I’d definitely recommend

Well made, does the job. Bartender friend also enjoyed making drinks with this kit and asked me for the link.

Very well made and once the cups are put together shake away. There's no leaking and the seal stays until you tap it loose with the palm of your hand. The strainer fits perfectly too and you can pour your creations into any cocktail glass. When James Bond says, "shaken not stirred" he's talking about this kit. The measuring tool is nice too. I would recommend this set to family and friends.

Good quality and minimal set of tools. I use this at my home bar, or if I'm bartending a small party. It gets the job done. The feel in the hands is good and it has no crazy logos which I enjoy. I wish it did bring a stirrer, but other than that I highly recommend it! I will probably buy another one soon to have a home set and a working set. Let me know if you have any questions.

The quality of his set is great! I use it almost every night! I highly recommend it.

I gave away all my shakers after using this one. True professional quality . Never looking back after this one

This is my go-to for mixing 3 or 4 servings at a time. It's well-built, seals well, and works as expected. I also like heavy duty strainer.

For years when making drinks at home I had been using a cheap mixing tin and a pint glass, and scoffed at getting some fancy boston shaker set despite having been a craft cocktail enthusiast for nearly two decades. I decided to ask for this as a gift, and I really enjoy using it. The shaker is decently hefty--maybe not quite as ridiculous as a Cocktail Kingdom set, but it's got a good weight to it, and chills quickly. The jigger is stylish and has 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, and 1.5 oz measurement lines mar…ked in addition to filling 1 or 2 ounces: a small detail, but one shockingly absent from plenty of jiggers. No, there's no 1/3 oz, but 1/3 oz is just a teaspoon anyway, and if you really care, use a graduated cylinder to measure. Anyway, this Japanese-style jigger is great for speed and it's fun to flip over.What I like the most is the hawthorne strainer. It is solid and the tightly-wound coil makes it easy to strain without spilling. The whole set is the right amount of panache for making drinks at home without being too pretentious or expensive. It's also nice to have a cocktail set with a small number of well-made things instead of a dozen cheap pieces.