If you want to get technical, there are three different types of cocktail shakers: cobbler shakers, Boston shakers, and French shakers (though, in practice, few bartenders choose to use French shakers ...

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This Boston cocktail shaker, made in the U.S., is the first product from a new barware company, C&D Tools. By Florence Fabricant The classic Boston shaker for cocktails consists of two metal cans, one ...

At Adam Lantheaume’s two-hour workshops ($70 per person), you’ll learn stirring and shaking techniques, get schooled in proper mixology terminology, and prepare your own seasonal drink using quality ...