The pack of twelve in two lines
Twelve metal pourers in stainless steel: a rubber base for the seal in the neck, a metal body and an air hole. The box weighs 200g.
Who it is for
For bartenders setting up a station or refreshing one. Twelve pourers cover a bar’s everyday bottles in service, and buying them together avoids the most common problem: a station with pourers of different ages.
Why change them all at once
Because the part that ages is the rubber, and it ages with time more than with use. A station with pourers bought at different times has slightly different flows from bottle to bottle, and whoever counts the pour ends up compensating without realising. With twelve identical pourers fitted on the same day, the count holds for every bottle, which is why metal pourers are bought by the box rather than one at a time.
Specifications
- Pack quantity: 12
- Body: stainless steel
- Base: rubber
- Air hole: yes
- Weight: 0.2kg per box
- Dishwasher safe: no, hand wash
The air hole, in one line
As liquid comes out, air comes in through the hole and stops the pressure dropping inside the bottle. Without it, the flow stops and starts, and a pour in gulps cannot be counted: that is the technical reason a bar pourer is more than a spout, and the first thing to check when a bottle starts pouring badly for no obvious reason.
A metal pourer does not belong on every bottle
It goes on the bottles used every night: the white spirits, the vermouths in service, the bitters for long drinks, the main syrups. Bottles opened once a week are better kept capped, because the air hole works both ways and lets the contents breathe even when nobody is pouring: a delicate liqueur left open for a month loses its aroma, and the spout collects dust meanwhile.
Where to keep the spares
Dry and closed away, not in the drawer with the tools. Rubber ages on its own, even unused, and faster in heat or light: a box kept next to the glass washer or on top of the fridge uses up the spares before anyone opens it. On a cool, closed shelf the spares stay good for the next change.
Care
Pull all the pourers at the end of service and soak them in hot water, then rinse and dry. It is the round nobody wants to do, and it decides how long the pourers last: a clear spout keeps its bore and its flow, so the count stays true.
FAQ
How many pourers are in the pack? Twelve.
Are they the same as the single pourer? Yes, the same pourer: only the pack changes, here a box of twelve.
Should they stay on the bottles all the time? Only on bottles in service: on bottles that sit, a cap is better.
How long do they last? The metal for years, the rubber much less: they are replaced when the base loses its grip, usually all together.
The more you buy, the less you pay: 4 packs -5%, 6 -7%, 8 -10%, on the same item.
Dispatched from Rome, Italy. 15-day returns, free of charge. Questions before you order? Message us on WhatsApp on +39 351 929 6937.
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