Vacu Vin Layering Tool, Silicone, 9x11x7 cm

I bought this as it was inexpensive but I am really pleased with it. I can layer using a spoon and have layering floats and even have the big layering gadget you may have seen and sould probably be located in the section of similar items on this very page if you scroll up or down but they all get a bit bothersome when you've drank a lot and the other layering gadget is too big for shot glasses but this works great even on shot glasses, which let's be real that is what you should be using this for mostly anyway.It clips on to the side of even tapered glasses and you just pour your drink into the wide opening of this, wait for it to go and then pour the next layer. As with all layering this will only help you get it right if you have the correct densities, you're not going to be floating grenadine on top of vodka but as long as you float the layers in the correct density order then this little gadget is fantastic and will certainly be in my regular bar tools set. I am purchasing another as it works by how slow it pours so it is slower than my other ways of layering drinks and to keep the party going at least 2 will be required to get a round sorted in a typical time when using a spoon but it's cheap enough for it to be worth it

Amazing tool. I have been practicing layering cocktails for ages with a spoon without much luck. Then this popped up on Amazon. It really does work. My friends were amazed when they got a cocktail with a green, yellow and red layer (A key West Cooler)! Would highly recommend. It just fits on the side of the glass, you pour the liquid in, then it pours into the glass slowly. Fantastic! All cocktail makers need one for at home!

I loved these - the sticks are quite sturdy and each has a little height adjustable coloured rubber thingy that allows you to hang them on the side of a tall glass. So your guests can use them to keep track of their own glass.Also, each one has the measures for a different cocktail notched off, with the ingredient identified in raised letters along the stick. I've been inspired to make a Tom Collins, simply because with these its so easy to do.I like to give people an "activity" present at Christmas that they can play with over the holidays. If you know someone who is into cocktails these would be a very practical small present. Or keep them yourself!

I was having problems layering cocktails, but this works a treat!

Given as a gift. Just what I was looking for, very pleased. Excellent product.

It's not a bad little tool, but it is very slow, I know the pint is a slow pour but it seems too slow. The first attempt it pulled the glass over, you need quite a decent weight to the glass. And as someone else mentioned you do get streaks.As a stocking filler it's a bit of fun and not too expensive

This is a great multi-measurement jigger, a really nice design and a different style which is going to look great on my bar. Has measurements in ml and oz. I work in ml so measurements are; 7.5, 15, 30 and 45. Good product, very pleased, would buy again as a gift.

My favourite cocktail made easy: fill glass with ice. pour in Grenadine for a red base. Add pineapple juice for the next layer. mix Blue Curacao with Vodka & Peach Schnapps and pour on the top. Topped with a Jelly Baby, I discovered this cocktail in Yates!