Rosle Long Bar Spoon | A Pleasure Every Time I Use It

Rosle Long Bar Spoon | Elegant functional spoon

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Rosle Long Bar Spoon

	Rosle Long Bar Spoon Rosle USA Rosle USA average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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With its long, round handle, this bar tool is tremendous for preparing long drinks and cocktails even in the tallest of glasses. Fits comfortably in the hand. The knob at the top end ensures a good weight distribution, and can be used as a pestle or for stirring. Like all Rosle tools, this one is made by a team of engineers and artisans who combine the best of both worlds spending days, months or sometimes years developing and designing each of their tools to exacting standards and specifications.

A Pleasure Every Time I Use It

I love this bar spoon. From the weight, to the finish, to the little crushing tip at the handle end it is a joy every time I stir a cocktail. It is a little pricey, but how many bar spoons are you going to purchase in your life? I never could get comfortable with the cheap spiral handled marquis de sade models frequently offered. I would recommend this to anyone looking to replace or add a bar spoon to their bar.

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Elegant functional spoon

This spoon is graceful and very functional in a bar setting. The weight is nice.

I actually prefer the round handle, as it aids in the smooth stirring of the cocktail. The twisted or flat barspoons require more dexterity for what I am trying to do.

I also like the small spoon head, it allows me to get objects in narrow jarheads, or to layer drinks in tight pousse cafes or shot glasses. Definitely a quality, original product.

consider iced tea spoons instead

I love Rosle products, but I ordered the Henckels ice tea spoons J.A. Henckels Premiere Series Iced Tea Spoons, Set of 8 at the same time as the Rosle. Even though the Henckels are 2 inches shorter than the bar spoon, they are long enough to reach the bottom of the shaker, are better balanced, easier to manipulate with a flat shaft instead of Rosle's thin round rod, as well as much cheaper (8 for $20). So the Rosle is used for display!

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