Material: Pewter | Size: 2 x 4.2 inches | Capacity: 1 ounce (bottom), 1.5 ounces (top) | Dishwasher-Safe?: No In addition to its practical benefits, a jigger with a handle can also be a stylish and attractive addition to a bartender's toolkit. They come in a variety of materials, such as stainless steel, copper, and gold, and often feature sleek and modern designs that complement the aesthetics of a well-appointed bar. The bartender measuring cup can also be used to measure other ingredients, such as lime juice or sugar. Simply find the measurement you need and pour the ingredient into the cup until it reaches the mark.

My partner has commented on how he only likes to use the fancy measuring spoons now for his coffee etc... ha! My forever favorite [is the] the multi-level jigger,” says Montreal bartender Kate Boushel. This design, she says, allows you to build directly in the jigger and features all of the important units of measurement (ounces, milliliters, and tablespoons). “It’s sturdy, super comfortable to hold, and even has a 0.25-ounce measure [when flipped],” Boushel adds. Material: Stainless steel with different plating options available | Size: 3.25 x 2.25 x 6.25 inches | Capacity: 2.5 ounces | Dishwasher-Safe?: Yes This copper measuring set is absolutely gorgeous, stunning, beautifully made - and is even better in real life than the pics :) Barfly’s straightforward 1-ounce/2-ounce Japanese-style jigger combines an aesthetically pleasing design with durability and affordability, which is everything any novice home bartender could ask for.A wide mouth helps speed up dumping, and a straight edge prevents dripping. The wider style also keeps the measuring cup stable. The elegant double jigger features a 1-1/4-ounce measuring cup and a smaller, 3/4 ounce measuring cup. Knowing how to use a jigger is an essential skill for any bartender. By using the correct side of the jigger, you’ll be able to make accurate measurements and pour perfect shots every time. Is a shot 1 oz or 1.5 oz? When it comes to barware, New York City bartender Orlando McCray has one go-to: Japanese specialty brand Yukiwa. “[Their] jiggers are really elegant and feel great in your hands,” he shares, though there is one downside to this piece in that there are no markings. “You have to train yourself through repetition—having an accurate idea of how much you’re pouring is a pretty good skill for us all to have, though,” he adds. PERFECT TOOL FOR THE JOB: The Houdini double jigger features a 1-1/2-ounce measuring cup and a smaller 1/2-ounce measuring cup for the ideal pour

A jigger is a bartending tool used to measure liquor in ounces. There are typically two sides to a jigger, each with its own measurement. Most bartenders will use the smaller side for shots and the larger side for mixed drinks.When pouring a shot, it’s important to use the correct side of the jigger. If you use the shot side to measure a mixed drink, you’ll end up with too much liquor. Conversely, if you use the mixed drink side to measure a shot, you’ll end up with not enough liquor. A shot can be anywhere between 1.25 ounces, 1.5 ounces, and 2 ounces, although most bartenders in the United States will agree that a shot equals 1.5 ounces. Typically, an official jigger will measure 1.5 ounces on one side and 1 ounce on the other. The larger side is often referred to as a "jigger shot" and the smaller side is often called a "pony shot." A jigger, then, is closer in measurement to one shot rather than two. These are an absolute joy to use and have classed up the kitchen where they are on display (because why would you hide such beauty ?!). Material: 18/18 stainless steel with different plating options available | Size: 1.75 x 0.1 x 4.75 inches | Capacity: 1 ounce (bottom), 2 ounces (top) | Dishwasher-Safe?: Depends on the finish