🍸 Barfly Stainless Steel 2 oz Drink Jigger with Handle (Model M37108) Review

I have been using it for about 3 months. What I dislike the most is that it tips over easily. It's really light and flavorful. A small pen is kinda useless IMHO. I just assumed the lines on the container are correct. I never checked.

The cup is cracked and the metal at the bend near the top has come loose. See the photo where I pulled the paper through the tear. I tried to get a replacement but Revain banned it so I'm sending it back. It's a shame because it would be really cool if it was decent quality and not junk.

I used to use a stepped jigger, which is a bit easier to read but more difficult to clean. Its smooth sides make it easy to wash, and since it's not reversible, it won't drip onto the countertop unless you put it wrong side up on purpose. It also goes with my cocktail shaker and julep cups, so that's a bonus!

We purchased this jig specifically for making a drink where you slowly spoon red wine over a lemon/plain sugar/mezcal base. And if everything is done correctly, the effect of 2 layers is created - transparent from below, red from above. Our spoutless jiggers weren't as handy, so the results were mixed - literally. I also found the measurement lines inside the mug to be very easy to read. (Some other reviewers did not.)

I used to use a stepped jigger that was a little easier to read but a lot harder to clean. Its smooth sides make it easy to wash, and since it's not reversible, it won't drip onto the countertop unless you put it wrong side up on purpose. It also goes with my cocktail shaker and julep cups, so that's a bonus!

I bought this jigger to replace the one I forgot somewhere during a trip or a party. I really like this jigger, it allows you to measure drinks at home much faster. The measurements are easy to read and accurate, but after a few sips you should be able to quickly see your measurements with your eyes. It was inexpensive and made of durable material. which is easy to clean.

We bought this jigger specifically for making a drink, when you slowly pour red wine with a spoon over a lemon/simple Pour sugar/Mezcal base. And if everything is done correctly, the effect of 2 layers is created - transparent from below, red from above. Our spoutless jiggers weren't as handy, so the results were mixed - literally. I also found the measurement lines inside the mug to be very easy to read. (Some other reviewers did not.)