1
Best Overall
Cocktail Kingdom Set of Koriko Weighted Shaking Tins
Credit: Cocktail Kingdom
Pros
Dishwasher safe
Affordable
Available in various colors
2
Best For Gripping
Crafthouse by Fortessa Boston Cocktail Shaker
Credit: Crafthouse by Fortessa
Pros
Dishwasher safe
Heavy-gauge stainless steel
Cons
Pricey
The stainless steel Crafthouse by Fortessa Boston Cocktail Shaker is a favorite of Delish Editorial Assistant Gabby Romero. It was designed by World Champion Bartender Charles Joly with a ribbed design. There's a foot at the bottom to improve grip, so it's ideal for beginners or those with small hands. The inside of the shaker also includes measurements for easy pouring.
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3
Best Boston Shaker
OXO Steel Single Wall Cocktail Shaker
Credit: OXO
Pros
Cap doubles as jigger
Cons
Single-walled
4
Best For Travel
BrüMate Cocktail Shaker
Credit: BrüMate
Pros
Shatter-proof
Available in several colors
The BrüMate Cocktail Shaker doubles as a tumbler with a splash and leak-proof lid that you can drink out of. Plus, you won't have to worry about your drink getting warm because the stainless-steel body is triple-insulated.
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5
Best Mini
Williams Sonoma Stainless-Steel Cocktail Shaker 8 oz.
Credit: Williams Sonoma
Pros
Dishwasher safe
Great for gifting or parties
6
Best Set
A Bar Above Boston Shaker Set
Credit: A Bar Above
Pros
Dishwasher safe
Rust-resistant stainless steel
To round out your home bar, you can't go wrong with the A Bar Above's Boston Shaker Set, which comes with a stainless steel shaker set, jigger, and strainer. " It looks nice, is easy to clean, and has all the pieces to get you started on your bar," said one reviewer. "I love the jigger because it has so many measurements."
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7How we picked these products
To make a good drink, you need good tools. That's why we spent a lot of time selecting the best cocktail shakers. We asked Delish staff and pored over reviews to craft a list that features different styles and price points.
8What's the difference between Boston and cobbler shakers?
A Boston shaker is what you'll often see bartenders using, but it can be a little challenging for beginners. The two tins fit tightly together, but need a good smack to come apart. It usually has a larger capacity than a cobbler shaker.
A cobbler shaker has all of the components you need to mix a drink: the tin, a built-in strainer, and a cap (which can usually be used as a jigger).
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