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These oversized 18/8 stainless steel tweezers from Cocktail Kingdom are perfect for garnishing, especially for plucking sticky maraschino cherries from the jar and either dropping directly into your cocktail or holding while you skew them with a cocktail stick.
They are also big enough (opening to 44mm) to pick up ice cubes.
Jeff Berry spent five years working on Potions of the Caribbean: 500 Years of Tropical Drinks and the People Behind Them. He describes it as "the...
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A classically shaped and mid-sized Nick and Nora. Dishwasher safe.
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The uniquely shaped Pearl Diver glass with its ribbed base rising to support a coupe-style bowl was popular mid-20th century Tiki bars across the...
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Unlike most other fine strainers, the Coco Strainer was designed specifically for cocktails and has slighter larger holes in its mesh than is typical...
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This 30cm long stainless steel barspoon from Cocktail Kingdom has a slender but sturdy shaft with a smooth coil so is comfortable to rotate between...
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Packed in boxes of 12, these elegant and practical stainless steel cocktail picks from Cocktail Kingdom are long enough to sit straddling opposite...
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Sold in boxes of two, Cocktail Kingdom's DashDart threaded dasher screws onto most brands of bitters bottles for a more accurate and consistent dash...
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Cocktail Kingdom's 1930s inspired rounded bottomed glass bitters bottle comes with a threaded aerospace-grade aluminum DashDart dasher top and a...
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Atomiser with a glass bottle topped by aluminum pump and cap. Each pump sprays a 0.06ml dosage as a fine mist, perfect for coating cocktail glasses...
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Designed by Cocktail Kingdom in collaboration with Jeff "Beachbum" Berry to serve Zombie cocktails. Sold in pairs, one glass carries the "Original"...
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Commonplace in the 1950s to smash cubes of ice and rediscovered and revived by Cocktail Kingdom. Made of plastic with an 18/8 stainless steel hammer...
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