WMF Manhattan Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker with Built-In Strainer


WMF Manhattan Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker with Built-In Strainer
- Made of high-quality 18/10 stainless steel
- Brushed matte finish for attractive appearance
- Cap doubles as a taster cup
- Remove cap to pour, no need to fumble with several pieces
- Stores in liquor cabinet
WMF Manhattan Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker with Built-In Strainer
Product Description
Tall, smooth, and handsome, this cocktail shaker features a brushed finish and lean, modern styling.Amazon.com Review
If you like it shaken, not stirred, then this shaker will take you there in style. This simply designed three-piece cocktail shaker has the contemporary look of high-quality 18/10 stainless steel and sports a brushed matte finish. After you shake up your concoction, just remove the cap and pour through the built-in strainer. No need to fumble around with separate pieces. Sample your creations from the cap, which doubles as a taster cup. Stores conveniently right in your liquor cabinet. –Matthew Evans
WMF Manhattan Stainless Steel Cocktail Shaker with Built-In Strainer
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Comments
The shaker looks good, big and heavy in hand. However, since Amazon does not state the manufacture origin, WE all assume that this shaker is made in Germany, like most other WMF items. However, it is MADE in CHINA. So, if you are particular about the country of origin, please pay attention!
Rating: 3 / 5
My Dad used to be one of those cool bartenders like Tom Cruise in “Cocktail,” so I got him what I thought would be a great cocktail shaker for Christmas this year. What a disappointment. The parts didn’t fit together properly, so the first time he used it, liquid sprayed everywhere. My $6 plastic shaker is a much better investment than this $44 one.
Rating: 1 / 5
I ordered this shaker with the greatest anticipation — how nice to have a large shaker, with pleasant style, and a built-in strainer to boot. Three broken (and costly) martini glasses later (the last of which occurred 3 minutes ago), I’ve tossed it into the trash. It’s interesting that others have said the fittings were too tight. I might agree that the cap is too tight, but the connection of the top and the base is way too loose, setting up knee-slappingly funny moments where the shaker’s top comes off mid-pour, not only shattering said glass into at least 3 dozen pieces of varying sizes, but also setting free the Quite Expensive Liquors, loads of ice, and the shaker’s top and cap, which distribute themselves all over Creation. (Several choice words were broadcast all over Creation each time as well.) Sure, one should hold tight to the top, grasping it with all one’s might, to ensure such an unfortunate scene isn’t played out. But, hey, the thing’s cold, my martini glass is thirsty, and after combining ingredients, preparing the glass, and shaking the cocktail with gusto, that final moment of pouring — simply, POURING — shouldn’t involve so much compensating for the poor engineering. Maybe it’s TOO large. Maybe it’s TOO heavy. These seemed like good attributes at first, but I think it’s time for a smaller, lighter shaker, or two glasses of different sizes to act as one. Beware this heavy-duty Big Boy — it’s eyeing your finest glassware and silently plotting!
Rating: 2 / 5
looks great, but when shaking, liquid leaks out. Tried it several times/different people in case of user error. Am returning and going back to my $20 shaker
Rating: 2 / 5
Assuming you enjoy the minimalist modernist aesthetic, this is a awesome shaker. It’s got the snug fit that’s a sign of tight machining tolerances. Cheaper shakers can flex and leak but this one never does. The brushed metal finish hides fingerprints. I’ve put this through the dishwasher frequently without problems. This shaker costs a little more but you’re paying for something that exudes quality and will perform flawlessly for years.
Rating: 5 / 5
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