MB Your Bar
| Item | Ordinary Bar | MB Bar | Why |
| Cocktail Shaker | Standard 3-piece Metal Shaker |
25.5 oz. Glass Shaker |
Indigenous to liquor bottle gift sets and department store "entertaining" aisles, the average metal shaker is prone to becoming a hard-to-open frustration. There are also immutable laws of physics at work that call for glass shakers. |
| Citrus Juice Extractor | Hand Squeezer |
Heavy-Duty Juicer |
Hand squeezers require excessive effort and you may end up with pulp and/or seeds in your drink. With the pull of a lever, the chromed-out zinc alloy juicer gives you fresh citrus juice without the "extras." |
| Cutlery for Garnishes | Paring Knife |
Channel Knife - Peeler and Zester |
Sure, paring knives will cut things - then again, so will rusty box cutters. If you're serious about preparing cocktails the right way, you'll invest in a zester specifically designed to peel citrus. When cut with the right tool your lemons, limes and oranges will release fresh oils and ideal flavor into your drink. |
| Measuring Tool | Shot Glasses |
Jiggers |
Consistent drinks call for consistent measurements. Shot glasses are usually an ounce but for any other measurement, you'll be eyeballing it. Jiggers have precisely measured cones on either end to make sure you always get it right. |
| Stirring Utensil | Plastic Stir Sticks |
Stainless Steel Bar Spoon |
Go ahead, try to layer shots, stir a large tumbler or fish cocktail onions out of the jar with a plastic stir stick. |
Now put some of these tools to work and create an entry for the Magnificent Bastard Cocktail Contest. Only 9 days left! Winner to receive a $500 shopping spree at KegWorks.
