The bartender kit in brief
The Lumian bartender kit is a complete station for stirring and shaking, in eight pieces, one of each. They are all Lumian, and every metal piece has a silver finish: the station looks consistent in front of the guest. The kit costs less than the same eight pieces bought one by one.

What is in the bartender kit
Each piece has its own page, with dimensions and details:
- Angelia bar organiser (L0286): satin 18/10 stainless steel, 24 x 15cm and 10cm high.
- Perforated bar mat 90cm (L0317): 2mm steel, 90 x 10.5cm, 3 litre tray under the grid.
- Ariake mixing glass 700ml (L0152): thick glass with elliptical cuts, 550g.
- Kenko Boston shaker 28oz and 18oz (L0212): tin and small tin in 18/10 stainless steel.
- Japanese jigger 30 and 60ml (L0218): 18/10 stainless steel, internal marks at 15, 22.5, 37.5 and 45ml.
- Mercury Hawthorne strainer (L0205): 18/10 stainless steel, 18.5cm.
- Eris ice scoop 24cm (L0494): 18/10 stainless steel, mirror finish.
- Igea tweezers 30cm (L0496): garnish tweezers, 80g.
Why a bartender kit and not eight orders
Anyone opening a venue or setting up a new station buys tools piece by piece, from different suppliers, and ends up with a polished jigger, a satin shaker and a strainer that does not sit on the mixing glass. The bar is on show, and a mismatched station gets noticed. The bartender kit settles the choice in one order: eight pieces from the same maker, designed to work together, with the same finish.
The second reason is continuity. They are all current Lumian codes, and each can be bought again on its own: when the strainer needs replacing in a year, you reorder the same one and the station stays the same.
The third is price: the kit costs less than the pieces bought one by one, and there is a single invoice.
How to set up the station
The 90cm bar mat goes on the bar top, in front of the bartender: it is the surface where shaker and mixing glass rest while you work, and the tray under the grid catches what drips. The Angelia organiser goes to one side, with napkins, straws and the garnish ready, so the hand does not go searching under the counter.
For stirred drinks: the Ariake mixing glass and the Mercury strainer, whose spring adapts to the rim. Fill with ice using the Eris scoop, measure with the jigger, stir, strain. For shaken drinks: the Kenko Boston, the same jigger and the same strainer on the large tin. The Igea tweezers finish the drink with the garnish, with no fingers on the glass.
With the two groups of tools, the bartender kit covers the classic drinks list, from the Negroni to the Whiskey Sour, with nothing missing.
Who the bartender kit is for
Venues opening or adding a station, hotels fitting out the lobby or terrace bar, caterers taking the bar to events who want the same kit at every one. And bartenders buying their own station, to take from one venue to the next.
At home it is the complete set for anyone who has decided to take cocktails seriously: with these eight pieces you make the same drinks as a cocktail bar, with the same moves.
Kit specifications
- Pieces: 8, one of each
- Brand: Lumian, every piece
- Finish: silver on the metal pieces; mixing glass in glass
- MPN: L0286, L0317, L0152, L0212, L0218, L0205, L0494, L0496
- Jigger: for cocktail specs, not a stamped measure for single spirits
- Price: lower than the sum of the pieces bought one by one
The other kits are in the bartender kit category.
Care
Each piece has its own care notes on its page. In general: hot water and mild detergent at the end of service, and dry straight away with a cloth so polished steel dries without limescale marks. Hand wash the glass mixing glass.
FAQ
How many pieces are in the kit? Eight, one of each: organiser, bar mat, mixing glass, Boston shaker, jigger, strainer, ice scoop and tweezers.
Is it cheaper than the single pieces? Yes, the kit costs less than the same eight pieces bought one by one.
Can the pieces be bought again separately? Yes, each has its own page and its own Lumian code.
Does it cover both stirring and shaking? Yes: mixing glass and strainer for stirred drinks, Boston and jigger for shaken ones.
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