Japanese Style Jigger

The Japanese Style Jigger is a stainless steel measuring tool made for accurate, repeatable cocktail prep.

Precision changes everything. Its double-sided design measures 1oz on one end and 2oz on the other, with interior markings for 1/2oz, 3/4oz, and 1 1/2oz pours.

That means faster, cleaner measuring when you build classics, split pours, or fine-tune a drink that punishes sloppy ratios.

This piece suits home bartenders, cocktail obsessives, and anyone who wants bar tools that feel elegant without becoming fussy.

The brushed 18/8 stainless steel finish gives it a sharp, polished look, while the tall Japanese silhouette brings a little ceremony to each pour.

Choose it because accuracy matters, and because a well-made jigger quietly makes every cocktail feel more intentional.

Key Features

Double-Sided Measuring
One side measures 1oz, while the other measures 2oz for quick, straightforward spirit pours. It keeps the workflow tidy and decisively simple.

Interior Measurement Markings
Interior markings add 1/2oz, 3/4oz, and 1 1/2oz reference points for more precise builds. That extra flexibility is genuinely useful.

18/8 Stainless Steel Construction
This jigger uses 18/8 stainless steel with a brushed finish for a clean, classic appearance. The silver tone looks crisp on any bar cart.

Japanese Style Profile
The tall, slender shape gives the tool its distinctive Japanese style silhouette. It feels refined in hand and looks especially handsome during service.

Perfect For

Build neater cocktails at home when you want your measurements to stay sharp, consistent, and visually satisfying from the first pour onward.

Hosting friends for martinis or sours? This jigger helps you move between full pours and smaller measured additions without second-guessing the recipe.

It makes a smart gift for an aspiring bartender who cares about tools that look polished and perform with real precision.

Reach for it when balance matters most, especially with spirit-forward drinks where even a small measuring error can throw everything off.