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Hobstar takes its name from a specific cut glass design developed between 1876 and 1925, also known as the ‘brilliant period of American cut glass’.
The Bar/Giani Double Pour Mixing Glass is thought to be the first mixing glass with three pour spouts, including a dual-pour side that enables two...
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Nude say, “Designed for short, flavourful cocktails, the glass’ wide rim allows aromas to fully develop, making each sip a rich, indulgent...
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Nude say, “The curved design of this martini glass embodies timeless elegance. Each sip encourages a moment of quiet reflection, allowing the drinker...
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Nude says, “The cocktail glass is perfect for serving light and refreshing drinks, allowing the perfect balance of ice and liquid. Its graceful...
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Nude says, “The highball glass features a tall, sleek silhouette designed to accommodate long drinks. Its shape ensures that its contents keep cool...
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The Easy Jigger® is a measure designed for use when making cocktails, primarily in the home but also by professional bartenders. It has a unique...
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Our boxed stirring bundle contains all the essential tools to make stirred cocktails and I (Simon Difford) have selected some of my preferred items...
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A high-quality, heavy-weight, double-wall insulated, stainless steel mixing tin designed and imported by our friends Alex Kratena & Monica Berg at...
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Cocktail Kingdom's Leopold Boston Shaker set comprises of a small tin (18oz / 532ml) and a large tin (28oz / 830ml), each with a weighted base.
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