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The Julep Strainer, for stirred drinks.
The classic partner for a mixing glass. Hold it in the glass, pour, and the ice stays behind.
Finish the set.
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About the strainer
The classic partner for a mixing glass. Hold it in the glass, pour, and the ice stays behind. This is how bartenders strain a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned.
Strain a stirred drink like the pros do.
The julep strainer sits inside the mixing glass, not on top of it.

Julep for the mixing glass and stirred drinks. Hawthorne for the shaker and shaken drinks.
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One strainer, made for stirred drinks.
The other half of the mixing glass.
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1 x julep strainer
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What people say.
Good to know.
Julep or Hawthorne, which one do I need?
Julep for a mixing glass and stirred drinks. Hawthorne for a shaker tin and shaken drinks. Many people buy both.
Does it fit your mixing glass?
Yes, it is sized for the 16 oz Everyday Cocktail mixing glass.
Why is it called a julep strainer?
It was first used to hold back crushed ice when drinking a Mint Julep. Today bartenders use it with a mixing glass.
