The Only 4-Way Cocktail Jigger (Original Benedict Bar Tool)

Central New York State was 'central' to my wife's life and the bar history was significant for me. HOWEVER, the big deal is that this iconic product WORKS WELL. The stainless steel here is good quality; it is non-corrosive--important as acidic items may be measured into its accurately sized range of cups. Also, stainless steel is the go-to for sanitary clean-up. (I use bar quality sanitizers at home.) The rolled lip is a significant help...but it does require and experienced 'flip' of the wrist to do a clean empty. Volume markings are clear and a bar professional can twirl this without thinking to go through common volumes of spirits in making measured cocktails.

This product price does not live up to the hype simple stainless fourway jigger. super expensive I would steer clear and go with a much more economical solutions that are available anywhere and everywhere

I liked this jigger so much that I purchased one for myself and one as part of a wedding present. The numbers are printed in the center section and easy to read. The number of the jigger is also imprinted on each attached shot glass. This is so much better than picking up a number of shot glasses. The only down side is that you have to wipe the inside of each shot glass as you turn it to measure another shot. But that is only a minor problem.

a little awkward in the well at first with how you hold it. but its all right there with no having to reach or find another jigger and see if its the right measurement. its pretty awesome to have just as an option. convenient for bartenders for sure that work with these common measurements

Yes, this cocktail jigger is very easy to read and very easy to clean. And it looks nice, too. But I believe it is not well designed. One of the four vessels is for measuring 3/4 ounce of liquid. That's okay if that is all you will ever need. But what if you need to measure 1/4 ounce liquid? It is difficult to pour and fill accurately only 1/3 of 3/4 ounce vessel with liquid in order to get the desired 1/4 ounce of liquid. It would better to simply replace the 3/4 ounce vessel with a 1/4 ounce vessel. In this way, if you do need to measure 3/4 ounce liquid, simply fill the 1/4 ounce vessel three times. Viola!Or better yet, put some sort of etching or marker around the inside of the 3/4 ounce vessel to indicate how much is 1/3 of that vessel.

It is really easy to use and practical when bar tending

Great item , pricey but very nice

Very compact and unique , seems to be well built.