Bar accessories, shipped from the North East

Everything behind the bar, without the guesswork

Shakers, strainers, jiggers, ice and glassware — chosen so the kit you buy is the kit you keep. Plain descriptions, real measurements, no jargon.

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Twenty-odd corners of a bar, each one a page that explains what the differences actually are before it asks you to buy anything.

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Most people buy a kit, use three parts of it and lose the rest. These pages exist so you buy the right thing once.

Pick a shaker

Cobbler if you want one piece that strains itself. Boston if you want speed and a bigger capacity. Both make the same drink.

Get a measure that suits you

Thimble measures are stamped and legal for trade. Stepped jiggers are easier at home because they mark the halves.

Then the glass

The glass decides how the drink tastes as much as the recipe does. Shape, volume and rim all matter — the glassware pages explain how.

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Guides

Guide Home bar essentials: what you actually need The essentials are five tools — a shaker, a jigger, a strainer, a bar spoon and good ice — plus two glass… Read it Guide Home bar ideas that actually work in a UK home The best home bar for most UK homes isn't a built-in bar at all — it's a drinks trolley, a repurposed sideboard… Read it

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Fourteen days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, and thirty days to reject anything faulty.

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