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True Viski Professional Heavyweight Cocktail Shaker - EA

True Viski Professional Heavyweight Cocktail Shaker - EA
Store: Albertsons
Last Price: 32.99 USD

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The essential heavyweight cobbler shaker is a carefully crafted matter of heft, balance and contour combined with utter precision in functionality. Designed exclusively by professionals for professionals, our substantial stainless steel tool is the cornerstone of a professional bar set. HEAVYWEIGHT COCKTAIL SHAKER - Designed exclusively by professionals for professionals, our substantial stainless steel shaker is the cornerstone of a professional bar set. It holds 17 oz and looks as good in the bar as it feels in the hand. QUALITY FINISH - With 1.35 mm thick walls and high shine polished finish, this professional-grade bartending tool with a built in strainer ensures high functionality. Shake it like a professional mixologist with this nicely weighted shaker. IDEAL FOR PARTY HOSTS - Gift it to any cocktail lover, home mixologist, amateur bartender, and more. Combine with a bottle of tequila, rum, gin, vodka, or whiskey for the perfect present for any party. Don't forget garnish. CLASSY ADDITION TO YOUR HOME BAR - This weighted shaker adds gravitas to your bart cart, and is perfect for the mixologist who has it all. Enjoy the shaker that speaks volumes about the quality of your cocktails. VISKI AMERICAN BARWARE - High caliber materials and giftable packaging set the tone for a cohesive collection of classic bar tools, blending professional quality with an homage to the spirited history of American barware. Cocktail Shaker, Heavyweight The essential heavyweight cobbler shaker is a carefully matter of heft, balance and contour combined with utter precision in functionality. Our substantial stainless steel tool is the cornerstone of a professional bar set. www.viski.com. Made in China.

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