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Beaumont Collinson Antique Brass Plated Cocktail Spoon 450mm

SKU: CZ552

£10.28(£12.34 inc VAT)

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The Beaumont Collinson is a 450mm cocktail spoon finished in antique brass plate over a stainless steel core. The extended length is practical for mixing in tall glassware and standard mixing glasses alike, keeping the bartender's hand clear of the vessel during stirring. The twisted stem aids controlled rotation, which matters when building stirred-down cocktails where dilution and temperature need to be managed carefully.

At 48g the spoon is light enough for extended service without fatigue, while still feeling substantial in the hand — a balance that experienced bartenders tend to notice quickly. The antique brass finish gives it a warmer, more considered appearance than a standard bright-polish spoon, making it a reasonable choice for venues where the back bar or cocktail station is visible to guests.

A few practical points worth bearing in mind: brass plating requires a little more care than plain stainless — avoid abrasive cloths and harsh chemical sanitisers that can wear the finish over time. Hand washing is advisable to preserve the aesthetic. It is worth factoring this into your bar team's cleaning routine if the finish is important to you.

This spoon suits cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurant bar stations where presentation carries weight alongside functionality. For operations focused purely on speed and volume with less emphasis on aesthetic, a plain stainless equivalent may be more practical.

If you are equipping a new bar station or want to discuss what bar tools work well together in a particular service setting, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is this spoon suitable for use in a dishwasher?

Hand washing is advisable. The antique brass plating can be affected by the high temperatures, harsh detergents, and abrasive conditions inside a commercial dishwasher, which may cause the finish to wear or discolour over time. If finish longevity matters to you, build hand washing into your bar cleaning routine.

How does the 450mm length compare to a standard cocktail spoon?

Most standard bar spoons sit in the 280–300mm range. At 450mm, this spoon is noticeably longer and is better suited to mixing glasses, larger vessels, or bar setups where extra reach is useful. For compact or speed-focused stations, a shorter spoon may be more practical.

Is this spoon well suited to a high-volume cocktail bar?

It works well in most bar environments, though the brass plating does require more careful maintenance than plain stainless steel. For very high-volume operations where bar tools go through rigorous cleaning cycles, a plain stainless spoon may hold up better day to day. This model is a stronger fit where presentation is a priority alongside function.
Beaumont Collinson Antique Brass Plated Cocktail Spoon 450mm

£10.28(£12.34 inc VAT)

£10.28(£12.34 inc VAT)

The Beaumont Collinson is a 450mm cocktail spoon finished in antique brass plate over a stainless steel core. The extended length is practical for mixing in tall glassware and standard mixing glasses alike, keeping the bartender's hand clear of the vessel during stirring. The twisted stem aids controlled rotation, which matters when building stirred-down cocktails where dilution and temperature need to be managed carefully.

At 48g the spoon is light enough for extended service without fatigue, while still feeling substantial in the hand — a balance that experienced bartenders tend to notice quickly. The antique brass finish gives it a warmer, more considered appearance than a standard bright-polish spoon, making it a reasonable choice for venues where the back bar or cocktail station is visible to guests.

A few practical points worth bearing in mind: brass plating requires a little more care than plain stainless — avoid abrasive cloths and harsh chemical sanitisers that can wear the finish over time. Hand washing is advisable to preserve the aesthetic. It is worth factoring this into your bar team's cleaning routine if the finish is important to you.

This spoon suits cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurant bar stations where presentation carries weight alongside functionality. For operations focused purely on speed and volume with less emphasis on aesthetic, a plain stainless equivalent may be more practical.

If you are equipping a new bar station or want to discuss what bar tools work well together in a particular service setting, the team is happy to help.