Copper Sword Top Barfly Cocktail Picks - Add A Touch Of Class To Your Drinks! Review

Just bought a pack of these for a new bar program I am working on. Very high quality. They don't look like they were swept off the floor of a Chinese warehouse. My only gripe is that they are a tough on the pricey side for being so "disposal." Nevertheless, I will be purchasing more for the bar as well as personal use.

These are very cool cocktail picks for garnishes in mixed drinks. They looks like swords and are made of metal. The blade is fairly long and holds a multiples of any garnish you normally use in a drink (it can hold 3-7 olives, depending on teh size), 2-3 pineapple chunks, at least 4 maraschino cherries, several cubes of cheese and multiple summer sausage links (I'm from Wisconsin, where we do bloody marys right!) The blade is round with a sharp point so it skewers pretty much anything you want…

Great hit at parties, until the first head fell off. Now I’m looking for a skull in my back yard, afraid what I may find. Super.sharp, don''t let the drunks play fight with them.

Great for garnishing a martini or other cocktail. Can be used for elegant reusable picks for hors d'oeuvre and cheeses.

You know how something seems kind of silly but then it turns out to be a life enhancing essential, yup! Steel cocktail picks where have you been all. My life. These are heavy and solid they are great for stabbing food like olives and cheese, cocktail garnish ,of course one is being used as a nail/walk hook for a holiday decoration, one has helped clean some tiny corners of a tool., Hatpin, Plus great toothpick, I don't know if These will work to truss up a chicken but I may try. Anyway we are…

These are just what I'd hoped, good looking, clean lines, uncomplicated. They do exactly what we needed them to do. Thanks for attention!

These metal cocktail picks are great quality. Chrome finish, very little give as far as permanently bending goes but does have a nice flex. I don't generally drink much so I have no idea what I'll use these for other than something like a fruit fork, but these are built really nicely.

These look good, actually fit in the dishwasher, and fit about 3 olives on them. Not a bad option for cocktail garnishes.

Too big, IMO, for martini glasses, but I have others for that. May not be suitable for all types of cocktails. The heads look better in person than they do in pictures.

Sure, these are silly, and they cost a lot more than standard disposable picks, but they are little copper swords! Fun and sturdy, these are well-made, much heavier than I expected. The pics are sharp and stiff, and the detail on the handles is crisp and cleanly defined. Plus they are re-usable, so over time, you'll save money over those disposable skewers. Really takes your presentation game up a notch for cocktails.

The bag of Barfly M37065 Stainless Steel (core) Cocktail Picks will be decorating your drinks for some time to come. With 12 to a pack, these sturdy, reusable skewers load up with cherries or olives equally well. They are constructed to be long enough not to fall into a standard size martini glass, and can lay across hi-ball and similar style drink wear. Break them out for your next party and your guest will appreciate their quality and stylish appearance. They're easy to clean and dry and will

These are impressively good. They are much stronger than I expected them to be. They are also slightly larger than I expected.They look great, and they are lots of fun!

I'll be using these picks for hours devours for the holidays. There are 12 in a pack and they are shaped like small swords. There is a pointed end with a plastic cap for safety.

To demonstrate this Barfly M37065 Cocktail Pick, I made a Pear Martini using Pomona Organic Pear juice which can also be obtained on Best Buy. This stainless steel cocktail pick is really sharp in two ways. It has a sharp point and is sharp looking. It comes with a little removable protective rubber tip. It adds that touch of class that isn't present with the plastic cocktail picks. These are not considered disposal but are something you will want to wash and reuse. At a party, be sure to…

Reason for lower stars is the open package. Only one pick was in case, others floating around box. Only four of twelve had the spear end encased, making me wonder if these were previously used.

These are great little cocktail picks, the sword looks good and they are nice and solid. The only slight downside is they are fairly large, which works in a lot of drinks, but smaller glasses it may not look as nice.

Although I did purchase them as used. As you can see in the picture. There are only 9 pieces instead of 12 in the sealed plastic bag.

These cocktail picks are great — sturdy, easy to clean, minimalist styling. Only problem — now I feel like I need to dress up a tad for martini hour.

These are perfect throw back to the day of plastic swords in Shirley temples when I was a kid but these are copper metal and a perfect addition to an old fashioned or Manhattan cocktail.