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Pouring nozzle for Baileys bottles and similar

kieran101 · 2011-11-28 23:29:15

Hi guys, the last bar i worked in we had special pouring nozzles on our baileys bottles for doing shots without the aid of a spoon, don't know if these are common in many bars but would like to find one as a present for a friend. Anybody know of where i could buy one or two of these? If i didnt explain it well enough, its…

28-11-2011 11:29pm

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kieran101

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Hi guys, the last bar i worked in we had special pouring nozzles on our baileys bottles for doing shots without the aid of a spoon, don't know if these are common in many bars but would like to find one as a present for a friend. Anybody know of where i could buy one or two of these?

If i didnt explain it well enough, its just like a normal "free flow" spirit nozzle except that theres a flat tip at the end of the nozzle that allows the baileys to be poured gently

thanks

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#2 28-11-2011 11:36pm

empacher

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all you need is a normal pourer, they can be found on ebay pack of 4 cost like 5€. to get a smooth pour cover the air hole which slow down the flow rate. while having the pourer against the inside of a thee shot glass. will cause the liquid to disperse across the heavier base liquid, instead of plopping down into it.

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