Will a short cocktail shaker tin fit over the opening (for shaking mixed drinks directly in the glass)?
1868272
I don't know, the top of the glass across is 3-1/4" & the circumference is 10.5" so it's pretty wide. The glasses are very nice, but they are heavier than most.
2145418
I think they are pretty short, I just looked at my rack and it looks like I used two screws that came with it in front and two of my screw in the back (They went through the base into the back wall so length wasn't a problem) The rack works great and since it's Friday (Martini Night) I'll be removing a glass in just a few moments.
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The "short answer" is "Yes, it will fit". :) My apologies for the delay in answering, due to a recent cross-country move. The inner diameter of the decanter, at its widest point, is approximately 2 3/4", tapering down as you see in the product image to about 1 1/2". I purchased a spherical glass stopper here on Amazon also. It is not 100% round, as it has a small flattened spot on it about 1 1/4" diameter, about the size of a U.S. quarter. This allows the sphere to be rotated around to use the flat part to aid in lifting the sphere out of the top of the decanter. To be honest, I have no difficulty removing the sphere. My wife, however, has difficulty in doing so. The sphere sits low into the neck of the decanter, over half of it sits inside. I will try to add a couple of photos to the product page later today. I hope this helps. The decanter and sphere are very attractive together.
1899451
This glass is small 2 1/2" across. They are very cute and great for neat scotch but I don't know about really large ice cubes. Might not leave enough room for the drink.
1383383
yes...I use a large Starbucks mug and I have to tilt it slightly to get it under the dispenser but it fits fine.
471146
The opening with the lid removed is about 2-1/2 inches across. The opening for drinking is a slit, not as big as a disposable water bottle.
2108484
Owen, you don't need a top because when you mix the drinks in the silver cup, you use the glass cup and insert it (upside down) in side the silver cup and shake the mix. You then remove the glass (it's going to be stuck, but you can use your thumps and push the glass back and forth to loosen it and pull it off) you then take the strainer and place it over the silver and the mix drink (with the wire facing down) and pour your drink into the appropriate glass. I'm no bar tender by the way. I hope this helps.
1117507
No. As long as you seat the stopper and hold it in place while you shake it won't make a mess.
807957
Will it fit? Absolutely. But without knowing the precise dimensions of the glass (tall pilsner glass or short red wine glass?), it is hard to know if it will block another slot, or how many glasses you will be able to fit in that row.
530590
I think a soda can koozie will fit fine, but if the cup is larger, you may not be able to fit it. For example, a Starbucks cup was a snug fit.
472883
The opening for the glass base is 3" wide x 1.5: high. Although if you mount it under the cupboard you will have to account for any overhang of the cupboard front.
863003
I don't know about the jigger. When I put the shaker put it on the counterit wobbled. Unbelievably, it is designed with a convex bottom. Believably,it will be going back to Amazon.
2270915
It wouldn't fit in you glasses, it's about 1.50 inches in diameter. I use mine with a cocktail shaker, make the mojitos in that then pour the drinks into the glasses.
255908
The opening is the same diameter as any flask. I recommend an average sized funnel. Don't get anything too big as it will spill if you overflow. Most funnels with a long spout should fit. I don't have exact measurements for anything. Just Google it.
1383384
I measured with a 4 inch tall mug and it would not fit. A 3 3/4 inch mug barely fit, but it got under there without having to tilt too badly. I bought an extra large shot glass I found at Goodwill and that works great for me.
218533
YES. I did not use the shaker thing at all and they seem to fit fine. I did tighten only one too tight and cracked the plastic. That was my fault. The rest are fine and I LOVE having them all the same! They are better than I had before with dozens of different size containers! :-)
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The metal jiggers stack pretty neat. I can't say anything about the mini cup - I just don't have one. If they're the same volume, they could stack, yet the form (the width of the cone) might be a bit different, so I wouldn't bet on this one.