Stainless Steel Bottle Pourers Tapered Spout,7 Pcs Freeflow Pourers for Spirits, Whiskey Liquor Pourer for Olive Oil, Wine Speed Pourers with Silicone Rubber Dust Caps, Bar Accessories Dispenser

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Standard Metal Pourer : This is characterized by a long and slim spout and is usually used for speed or free pouring. It is also what’s commonly used in the bar or kitchen. Pour spouts should be cleaned regularly to prevent the buildup of dirt, bacteria, and mold. To clean a pour spout, simply remove it from the bottle and wash it with soap and water, soak it in a restaurant-friendly sanitizing solution, or toss it in the dishwasher. Can you leave pour spouts on bottles 24/7? Measured Pourers. With a mechanical ball-bearing system, measured pourers allow bartenders to pour a specific amount of alcohol and shut the pourer off to avoid over-pouring. This pourer is perfect for busy and high-volume venues to ensure consistent pouring. However, it may limit the creativity of your bartenders.

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COMPATIBLE WITH MOST BOTTLES: Use this for various bottles as long they have a ¾” opening, such as liquor, olive oil, wine, seasoning, etc. So, we set out to build a better pour spout ourselves. At Crew Supply Co., we worked with hundreds of bartenders to create, develop and test pour spouts. And input from our customers says we’ve nailed it.Proudly made in America from BPA-free, food-safe plastic; creates airtight, liquid-tight seal; store bottles upright or on their side without leaks Furthermore, we like how the spout barely makes dribbles after each pour. The dust caps are also a great addition as they fit nicely and don’t fall off.”

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We were also excited about its inability to give liquors or any liquid an unpleasant metal taste, which just shows how properly and carefully this product was made.” TWIST OPEN CLOSURE: Relatively more reliable and durable than flaps or lids since there’s no risk of losing a cover. The rubber stopper is tapered and ribbed to create a leak-free seal and the ergonomic spout makes for an easy drip free pour. You no longer have to worry about wine stains AT ALL! Are you worried about fruit flies and no-see-ums getting drunk on your dime? A screened pourer can help with these pesky critters, so it’s a must-have for outdoor bars. However, they’re not good for creamy, high-viscosity liquids. The screen slows the flow rate, which makes it take longer to pour a drink. And imagine pouring a creamy liquid like Bailey’s or syrup through this type of pourer—it’s even slower than other less viscous fluids. They’re not a good option for fast-paced environments. Plus, they’re quite difficult to clean due to the tiny holes.Pour spout dust caps are useful addition to any of our standard metal bottle pourers. This long rubber pourer covers acts as a barrier to dust. Great way to keep dirt out of drink pourers and your drinks. Useful accessories for the speed pourers. After this invention, pour spouts began to find their way into nearly every bar in America in the 1970s, and they continue to be used across all different types of hospitality establishments. Early Forms of Pour Spouts