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snielsen
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Jun 29, 2018
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Don't buy this, it's absolute crap. I work in the spirits industry and also worked as a beverage director for a large cocktail bar chain in chicago--these are less than consumer grade tools.
snielsen
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Jun 29, 2018
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rpariharSure, in general the industry standard is stuff from Cocktail Kingdom, but what they offer is by no means proprietary. As far as jiggers: look for Japanese style, 2oz/1oz, with internal lines that mark 1.5oz on the 2 oz. side, and .5 and .75oz on the 1oz. side. These measurements cover pretty much every US cocktail recipe. For a bar spoon, the smaller the threading, the better. The most difficult bar skill to learn is proper stirring, and the typical wide-threaded bar spoons that are ubiquitous in suburban "martini bars" and restaurant supply stores only make this more difficult. As it stands right now, I have yet to see and all-inclusive kit that is stocked with good stuff. I'd work with a company like Cocktail Kingdom or UmamiMart and try to build a custom massdrop kit that will be up to the community's specs. Also willing to help out fyi. Reach out!
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