Pony
1. (n.) A small tulip-shaped glass that holds one fluid ounce, commonly used in historic cocktail recipes and considered to be the predecessor to the shot glass. Today, a pony…
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Muddler
(n.) A bartending tool used to muddle cocktail ingredients. A long-handled rod with a blunt end, usually made from wood, fancier versions have indentations on the blunt head to better…
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Jigger
(n.) A bartending tool used to measure small quantities of liquid. In 19th-century recipes, this measurement was imprecise, but some speculate it correlated with either the pony glass or something…
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Cocktail Stirrer
(n.) A thin rod, usually made of plastic, glass or metal, used to mix the ingredients of a cocktail, either in the glass in which it is being served or…
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