Premium Piña Barware Stainless Steel Boston Shaker Tin Set - Professional Grade Commercial Quality - 28oz. & 18oz. with Brushed Finish (1 Pair) Review

I tried several shakers before finding Piña and now I intend to replace all my shakers with Piña. Their caps are tig welded with a nice tight bead, the steel is THICK and they seal amazingly well and come off easily too. Other reviewers who state that they can't be separated are slamming them down too much. Just lay them together and give them a light touch before shaking them and they never opened prematurely, but still open when needed. DON'T MIX THEM TOGETHER If you need to mix shakers…

You can get cheaper shaker kits. You can get thinner shaker sets. But if you want to become a true master of culinary cocktails, you need to spend some money and get some good stuff. There's nothing more shameful than spraying your partner with sticky cold alcohol and ice chips. It's unusual to spend an hour cleaning up the mess while your cocktail transforms into a warm, watery drink that tastes like it came out of a drip tray at your local O'Hooligans (with 20-piece flair!). Grab the Piña…

This is the second Boston shaker I have ever used. I am a lover of home bars. The previous shaker consisted of a can and a mixing glass, which I bought so you can see the drink as you mix it. First of all I understand that a 2 steel can shaker is inherently much better - much better sealed and unlocked at once. With the jar and container combo, the seal isn't nearly as good as you can see when trying to shake egg whites dry. 2 steel cans like a stone! Tried to shake some warm water in it to get