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Nambe Twist Cocktail Shaker & Martini Glass - Ice Not Required!

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Are you still using ice in your shaken, but not stirred martinis? Come on, it's the 21st century, and ice is no longer necessary. Check out the Nambe Twist Cocktail Shaker ($145) & matching Nambe Twist Martini Glass ($145). Both are made of the incredible thermal-retentive Nambe metal which has 3X the cold retention of common metals. Just place in your freezer for 30 minutes to properly chill. Gotta love that teardrop helix design as well. Cool, literally. -

Unfortunately, this will not make a proper martini. A martini (as for most shaken cocktails) should have somewhere around 10% by volume of meltwater from ice to be a correct version of the cocktail.

So, this could possible help you use less ice, but using no ice would not make a better cocktail. In fact, it would be worse cocktail.

Nice idea, though.

By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago

You could still add ice though and it would stay way colder than a regular shaker.

That’s a nice design.

By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago

And what a great price as well…

By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago

Great design.

By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago

Thats too stylish for my local pub.

By A Leprechaun - 3 Years Ago

awesome

By Anonymous - 3 Years Ago

perfect!!!

By Ludiq - 3 Years Ago

What kind of metal is this then? Alien?

By Guest - 2 Years Ago

Tastes differ, as do moods. Sometimes I feel like shaking my cocktail no more than 12 times, and sometimes I feel like shaking it longer, for a more watery cocktail. It depends on my mood. I could see being in the mood for a completely meltwater-free yet ice-cold martini. Yes. It sounds good right now, in fact.

By Guest - 1 Year Ago

This is a typical gimmick. Stainless 18/10 is the standard high quality material for these things. You could make a cocktail shaker out of solid gold if you wanted. The simple truth is you can get a very fine commercial grade cocktail shaker for under $40 bucks. Anything more is nice cosmetically, but really a waste of money. Unless of course your ego needs the attention.

By chuck sallade - 11 Months Ago