Viski Japanese Style Double Jigger: Essential Bar Kit with 1oz and 2oz Interior Measurements – Stainless Steel Cocktail Mixing Tool Review

Great design! It has two 1 and 2 ounce jiggers with half and three quarter ounce markings inside. It's a good weight and should last for years. I've only had it for a short time, but several people have already admired it. I'm curious what happens to the finish after use and if it needs polishing.

As seen in the photo, the fairing fell off after one use. Jigger also imparts a metallic smell and taste to alcohol. This is primarily a problem with a big ending; The smaller end still looks the same as when you bought it. I also used a magnet to see if the jigger was actually made of stainless steel; The magnet stuck strongly on the small end but almost not on the big end.

.just make me happy when I see them and know how well they work how beautiful they are. This jigger is one of them. And *I* use it moderately as a cleanser. Yes, I'm funny that way. i love this thing BTW, the small 3/4 oz side is great for Small and Mighty ALL Free and Clear. Large sideline 1.5 ounces? ALL Clear and clear liquid. That's all. Although I doubt YOU use it for that!

- Jigger system. The sharp wall angle of this Japanese-style jigger also helps limit the flavor variation you can get by raising or lowering the minisk level slightly when making drinks quickly, since the surface of the slicer in the depositor's mouth is much narrower than other standard depositors in the service sector.

.just make me happy when I see them, knowing how well they work, how beautiful they are. This jigger is one of them. Yes, I'm funny in that sense. I love it. BTW, the small 3/4 oz side is great for Small and Mighty ALL Free and Clear. Large sideline 1.5 ounces? ALL Clear and clear liquid. That's all. Although I doubt YOU use it for that!

This jigger is the perfect replacement for removing clutter from the bar mat caused by the 0.5 oz / 1 oz, 0.75 oz / 1.5 oz, 1 oz jigger system / 2 oz. The sharp wall angle of this Japanese-style jigger also helps limit the flavor variation you can get by slightly raising or lowering the level of the minisk when making drinks quickly, as the surface of the plane at the mouth of the jigger's tank is much narrower than the tank of other standard jiggers.

One of the most expensive jiggers on Revain, it looks cheap, perhaps due to the finish. Reminds me of a cheap Christmas decoration. It looks more like it was spray painted and not 'cast in copper' as the description would suggest. The trim near the stripe is dirty and didn't cover the stain which looks brown. The paintwork is damaged on the inside, which also appears brown. There are a few scratches hidden by the coating but still visible. I hope the photos I took helped. In terms of…