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Bar Tools & Glasses

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Bar Glasses

Bar glasses come in a variety of shapes and sizes, each designed to enhance the drinking experience of different types of beverages.

Here are some common types of bar glasses you’ll find in bars and households:

Highball Glass
Lowball Glass (Old Fashioned Glass)
Collins Glass
Martini Glass
Cocktail (Coupe) Glass
Shot Glass
Pint Glass
Wine Glass
Tumbler
Wine Glass

Highball Glass

Highball glasses are tall, narrow glasses typically used for serving highball cocktails, such as a gin and tonic or a whiskey soda. They hold around 8 to 12 ounces of liquid and are designed to accommodate a high ratio of mixer to alcohol.

Lowball Glass (Old Fashioned Glass)

Lowball glasses, also known as rocks glasses or old fashioned glasses, are short, wide glasses used for serving spirits on the rocks or cocktails with a low mixer-to-alcohol ratio, such as an Old Fashioned or a Negroni. They typically hold around 6 to 10 ounces of liquid.

Collins Glass

Collins glasses are similar in shape to highball glasses but slightly taller and narrower. They are used for serving Collins cocktails, such as a Tom Collins or a John Collins, as well as other tall mixed drinks. They typically hold around 10 to 14 ounces of liquid.

Martini Glass

Martini glasses are iconic stemmed glasses with a wide, shallow bowl
and a long stem. They are used for serving stirred or shaken cocktails, such as
martinis and cosmopolitans. Martini glasses are designed to keep cocktails cold and
showcase their clarity and aromas.

Cocktail (Coupe) Glass

Cocktail glasses, also known as coupe glasses, have a wide, shallow bowl and a stem similar to martini glasses, but with a rounded shape. They are used for serving a variety of cocktails, including daiquiris, margaritas, and champagne cocktails.

Shot Glass

Shot glasses are small, thick-walled glasses used for serving straight shots of liquor or small mixed drinks, such as shooters or mini cocktails. They typically hold around 1 to 2 ounces of liquid.

Pint Glass

Pint glasses are large, sturdy glasses with a straight-sided shape and thick base. They are commonly used for serving beer, particularly ales and lagers. Pint glasses typically hold around 16 ounces of liquid.

Wine Glass

Wine glasses come in various shapes and sizes depending on the type of wine being served. They are designed to enhance the aroma, flavor, and overall drinking experience of wine. Common types of wine glasses include red wine glasses, white wine glasses, and sparkling wine glasses.

Tumbler

Tumblers are versatile glasses used for serving a wide range of beverages, including water, juice, soda, and cocktails. They come in various sizes and shapes, from tall and narrow to short and wide, and can be made of glass, plastic, or stainless steel.

Margarita Glass

Margarita glasses have a wide, shallow bowl with a narrow stem
and are used for serving margaritas and other frozen or blended cocktails. They are
often rimmed with salt or sugar for added flavor and decoration.

Having a variety of bar glasses on hand allows you to properly serve and enjoy a wide range of beverages, from classic cocktails to fine wines and everything in between.

Whether you are hosting a cocktail party or enjoying a quiet drink at home, the right glassware can enhance the drinking experience and add a touch of elegance to any occasion.

Bar Tools

Bar tools are essential implements used by bartenders and mixologists to create cocktails and other beverages. These tools are designed to perform specific functions in the cocktail- making process, from measuring and mixing to straining and garnishing.

Having the right bar tools and knowing how to use them properly are essential skills for any bartender or home mixologist. With the proper equipment and technique, you can create delicious and visually appealing cocktails for yourself and your guests to enjoy.

Here are some common bar tools you'll find in professional and home bars:

Shaker

Shakers are used to mix ingredients by shaking them with ice. There are two main types of shakers: the Boston shaker, which consists of a metal tin and a mixing glass, and the cobbler shaker, which has three parts—the metal tin, a built-in strainer, and a cap.

Strainer

Strainers are used to separate ice and other solids from the liquid when pouring a cocktail from a shaker or mixing glass into a serving glass. The most common types are the Hawthorne strainer (with a coiled spring) and the Julep strainer (a perforated metal spoon).

Bar Spoon

Bar spoons are long-handled spoons used for stirring cocktails in a mixing glass or shaker. They typically have a twisted handle to facilitate stirring and layering ingredients.vvvvvvvvv

Muddler

Muddlers are used to crush and mix ingredients such as fruits, herbs, and sugar in the bottom of a glass or shaker. They are often made of wood or stainless steel and may have a flat or textured end.

Jigger

Jiggers are measuring tools used to accurately portion out spirits, liqueurs, and other ingredients in cocktails. They typically have two different-sized cups on each end to accommodate various measurement ratios.

Citrus Juicer

Citrus juicers are used to extract juice from citrus fruits such as lemons, limes, and oranges. Handheld and electric citrus juicers are available, depending on the volume of juice needed.

Ice Tongs

Ice tongs are used to pick up ice cubes and place them into glasses or shakers. They help prevent contamination of ice with hands and maintain hygiene behind the bar.

Mallet or Ice Pick

Mallets or ice picks are used to break down large blocks or chunks of ice into smaller, more manageable pieces for chilling drinks.

Speed Pourers

Speed pourers are attachable spouts that fit onto bottles to control the flow of liquid when pouring into drinks, ensuring accuracy and consistency.

Garnish Tools

Garnish tools include various implements such as peelers, zesters, and cocktail picks used to prepare and garnish cocktails with fruit twists, citrus peels, olives, cherries, and other decorative elements.