🍾 JBtek (24 Pack) Stainless Steel Classic Bottle Pourers with Tapered Spout (24) - Enhance your SEO Review

If you're looking for a free booze spout, this isn't the spout. You water too much and too fast. They also break easily and rust easily. Looking for another brand.

So easy to pop they literally pop out of multiple bottles. Whatever rubber material they use, it doesn't fit certain bottle sizes, making them unusable.

These are great pourers. As a bartender, I like this style of spout best. They pour precisely and feel very smooth. I bought two packs for my bar almost a year ago and only a couple broke. I think it's really good for such a big effort

I run a craft cocktail bar and these pourers are just as good if not better than others I've ordered. I order them for standard or smaller bottle holes. They excel in this area but are useless for larger holes like cartridge bottles.

These spouts work well for about 50% of the bottles I have, but all bottles fall out very easily or pull out with very little pressure. The remaining 50% of bottles will not have the neck pushed all the way through and will pop out on its own if you try.

I'm a bartender, over time they rust and bushings fail. But meanwhile spend money on it, plastic can be cheaper but much less reliable in the short to medium term. The official second-to-volume ratio fill numbers are also based on this design style. Competitive bartenders use these pouring spouts

I run a handcrafted cocktail bar and these pourers are as good if not better than others I've ordered. I order them for standard or smaller bottle holes. They excel in this area but are useless for larger holes like cartridge bottles.

These spouts fit about 50% of the bottles I have but all bottles either fall out or pull very easily out with very little pressure. The remaining 50% of bottles will not have the neck pushed all the way through and will pop out on its own if you try.

I'm a bartender, sooner or later they will rust and the bushings will fail. But meanwhile spend money on it, plastic can be cheaper but much less reliable in the short to medium term. The official second-to-volume ratio fill numbers are also based on this design style. Competitive bartenders use these pouring spouts