Bitters Bottle Set of 6 Dasher Bottles for Cocktails with Stainless Steel Dash Tops and Stoppers, Dispenser Bottles, Barware Set for Home Bar (6 pacl)

These work great for bitters and look wonderful on my bar cart. Quality bottles at fantastic price.

These look very classy on my home bar. They also give a good dash volume.

These are pretty and solid bottles; they look good on the bar. The only issue is that the spout tops don't fit and have to be held on to use them. We will see if we can continue to use them.

I like that there are a variety of styles of bottles. The stickers for labels are a great idea, but I am not using them because it looks kind of 'wonky'. Love this set otherwise though.

THE GOOD:- These bottles/decanters are of mid-range quality and look very pretty on the bar.- Amazon has the absolute best price on this set (have seen it elsewhere for as much as $25 more).- All the dash tops appear to function properly.THE NOT SO GOOD:- Due to inconsistencies from bottle to bottle, I received one that didn't fit any of the dash tops. I had to modify the cork on one topper to get it to fit.- The labels that come with the set are cute, but don't adhere to ridges over time. Since all the bottles have some sort of surface design, you won't see longevity with these.- The balloon stoppers have cheap plastic bases, which deters from the look and quality a bit. They should have used real cork on these as they did with the dashers.THE FINAL VERDICTDespite the issues I've noted, these are a good buy and will elevate your bar. Note that you will need to adjust the way you add bitters to cocktails, since commercial bitters that come in a bottle with “speed pourers” dispense more than a "dash" from a custom bitters decanter.A dash is actually the most nebulous measure in craft cocktailing... most agree that it is somewhere close to 10 drops, about 1/5 teaspoon, or just under 1ml of liquid. But you'll also find those who insist a dash is 1/2 teaspoon, or 2.5 ml. This disparity is why interpreting recipes is an art, rather than a science. So there will be a bit of a learning curve with these as you dial in flavor profiles.With these particular decanters, I have determined that 2.5 dashes = 1 dash from a commercial bottle (= just shy of 1/4 teaspoon, or ~1.25 ml). So, multiply the number of dashes called for in a given recipe by 2.5 when using these, and err on the side of caution. That is, if the recipe calls for three dashes, you will multiply 3 X 2.5, and end up needing 7.5 dashes. Since you can’t realistically do a “half-dash,” put in 7 and taste. Adding one more may be good, but you may find 7 is just right. Happy experimenting! Salud!.

Gave as a fit. Bottles are pretty.

Husband loved this gift!

Not only did most of these arrive broken but of the few bottles that were intact, none were usable as the dasher tops don't fit the bottles. Horrible purchase.