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This one has a story. Portland bartender Natasha Mesa discovered this double-ended design at a cocktail competition in Germany and immediately recognized what made it special. She brought it back to Bull In China, and “Tasha’s Teardrop” was born. The concept is simple and brilliant: replace the traditional spoon bowl with a second teardrop end. No bowl means no catching ice cubes mid-stir and accidentally flinging them out of the glass — a hazard every bartender knows too well. What you’re left with is a perfectly balanced stirring wand with dual teardrop counterweights that glides through your cocktail with almost no effort at all.
Manhattans, Negronis, Martinis, Vieux Carrés — any stirred cocktail benefits from a barspoon with perfect balance. The double-ended design takes the teardrop concept further than any single-ended spoon can, delivering a stirring experience that’s genuinely different. Once you’ve used it, the standard spoon feels like a step backward. Available in six finishes to match any bar aesthetic, from warm copper and antique brass to sleek gunmetal black and iridescent rainbow chrome.
This one has a story. Portland bartender Natasha Mesa discovered this double-ended design at a cocktail competition in Germany and immediately recognized what made it special. She brought it back to Bull In China, and “Tasha’s Teardrop” was born. The concept is simple and brilliant: replace the traditional spoon bowl with a second teardrop end. No bowl means no catching ice cubes mid-stir and accidentally flinging them out of the glass — a hazard every bartender knows too well. What you’re left with is a perfectly balanced stirring wand with dual teardrop counterweights that glides through your cocktail with almost no effort at all.
Manhattans, Negronis, Martinis, Vieux Carrés — any stirred cocktail benefits from a barspoon with perfect balance. The double-ended design takes the teardrop concept further than any single-ended spoon can, delivering a stirring experience that’s genuinely different. Once you’ve used it, the standard spoon feels like a step backward. Available in six finishes to match any bar aesthetic, from warm copper and antique brass to sleek gunmetal black and iridescent rainbow chrome.