Pujadas 90mm Stainless Steel Cocktail Strainer
Pujadas 90mm Cocktail Strainer Copper

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Pujadas 90mm Hawthorne Cocktail Strainer

SKU: 24432

£7.48(£8.98 inc VAT)

Colour: Stainless Steel
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The Pujadas 90mm cocktail strainer is a Hawthorne-style bar tool designed to sit across the mouth of a shaker or mixing glass and hold back ice, fruit pulp, herbs and other solids as a drink is poured. The coiled spring seats firmly against the rim, giving the bartender control over pour speed and filtration with a single hand.

In a busy bar environment, consistency and reliability in smallwares matter more than they might appear to. A strainer that slips, flexes excessively or corrodes quickly becomes a frustration during service. The Pujadas strainer is well regarded in professional cocktail bars and hotel beverage operations where these tools are used continuously across a full shift.

It is available in polished stainless steel and in an antique copper finish. The copper finish is better suited to venues where the aesthetic of the barware is part of the guest experience — back-bar visibility, table-side service, or open-plan cocktail counters. The copper finish should be handwashed to preserve its appearance; the stainless steel version is more straightforward to maintain in a high-throughput service environment.

Practical considerations to note:

  • Stainless steel finish suits high-volume, wash-heavy service environments
  • Antique copper finish requires handwashing to maintain condition
  • Hawthorne style fits standard shaker tins and mixing glasses
  • Coiled spring provides a firm, adjustable seal at the rim

This is a straightforward piece of barware, but if you are equipping a full bar operation and want guidance on putting together a coherent kit, the team are happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Hawthorne strainer compatible with standard shaker tins and mixing glasses?

Yes — the Hawthorne style is the most widely used bar strainer format and is designed to sit across the mouth of a standard Boston shaker tin or mixing glass. The coiled spring adjusts to seat against the rim, so it works reliably across most professional bar kit.

Which finish is more practical for a high-volume commercial bar?

For a busy service environment where tools go through a glasswasher or are cleaned quickly between rounds, the polished stainless steel finish is the more practical choice. The antique copper finish is better suited to venues where barware is on show and can be handwashed to maintain its condition.

Is this strainer suitable for fine-straining, or would a separate fine strainer be needed?

A Hawthorne strainer with a coiled spring will hold back ice and larger solids effectively, but for drinks requiring a very fine, clear pour — removing small citrus particles or fine herb fragments — it is common practice in professional bars to use a small fine-mesh strainer in addition. If you are building out a full cocktail station, it is worth considering both.
Pujadas 90mm Hawthorne Cocktail Strainer

£7.48(£8.98 inc VAT)

£7.48(£8.98 inc VAT)

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Colour: Stainless Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Copper

The Pujadas 90mm cocktail strainer is a Hawthorne-style bar tool designed to sit across the mouth of a shaker or mixing glass and hold back ice, fruit pulp, herbs and other solids as a drink is poured. The coiled spring seats firmly against the rim, giving the bartender control over pour speed and filtration with a single hand.

In a busy bar environment, consistency and reliability in smallwares matter more than they might appear to. A strainer that slips, flexes excessively or corrodes quickly becomes a frustration during service. The Pujadas strainer is well regarded in professional cocktail bars and hotel beverage operations where these tools are used continuously across a full shift.

It is available in polished stainless steel and in an antique copper finish. The copper finish is better suited to venues where the aesthetic of the barware is part of the guest experience — back-bar visibility, table-side service, or open-plan cocktail counters. The copper finish should be handwashed to preserve its appearance; the stainless steel version is more straightforward to maintain in a high-throughput service environment.

Practical considerations to note:

  • Stainless steel finish suits high-volume, wash-heavy service environments
  • Antique copper finish requires handwashing to maintain condition
  • Hawthorne style fits standard shaker tins and mixing glasses
  • Coiled spring provides a firm, adjustable seal at the rim

This is a straightforward piece of barware, but if you are equipping a full bar operation and want guidance on putting together a coherent kit, the team are happy to help.