Fellow Has Just Made Hosting More Stylish With Its First Barware Collection – It’s Seriously Chic and Gift-Worthy
It's designed for masterful mixology
Fellow is well known for its non-toxic, beautifully styled coffee makers and accessories. Now, just ahead of hosting season, they have launched their first foray into barware.
The eight-piece stainless steel mixology set brings together the precision of a barista and the craft of a mixologist, creating a collection of tools that any drinks enthusiast or confident host will appreciate.
From espresso martinis to marvelous mocktails, it makes a stylish addition to your bar cart or a thoughtful gift for the host in your life.
As with everything from Fellow, the barware is crafted with wonderfully non-toxic materials, with the option of a complete stainless steel set or a set with a glass mixing vessel, depending on preference. Altogether, it comprises everything you need to impress guests when hosting at home: A mixing vessel, shaker, two-sided jigger, weighted bar spoon, muddler, Hawthorne strainer, and mesh strainer. It also comes with an organizer to keep even the smallest home bar ideas neat.
The set is designed to elevate the cocktail-making experience from start to finish. The double-walled insulated shaker is designed with an easy-release lid, for instance, so you no longer have to wrestle with it and risk spills after shaking, while its unique cobbler-style shape helps to prevent ice from chipping and cracking. Each tool is then individually weighted to feel and perform perfectly in your hand.
Measuring is made simple, too. The double-sided jigger features etched milliliter and ounce markings, while the weighted bar spoon has a built-in five milliliter measure for bitters and syrups. These thoughtful details make recipes easier to follow, even for beginners.
Shipping from early November, preorders are open now at Fellow, with delivery in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas, whether you're looking to elevate your own hosting game or impress with a gift.
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What Else to Shop
I have curated a selection of the best barware to help you spruce up your home bar this hosting season, from mixology sets to stylish glassware.
All prices were correct at the time of publication.
Designed for coffee beans, this Fellow storage pod is ideal for any cocktail topping storage, be it beans for espresso martinis or candied peels for festive mixes.
This set includes all the bar tools needed to measure, mix, chill, and strain your favorite drinks. The dual-sided jigger measures spirits and other ingredients; the elongated spoon stirs with ease; the muddler crushes herbs and citrus to release flavors; and the two-part Boston shaker mixes cocktails as it chills them.
This smartly styled bar tool combines a spoon and muddler in one for maximum cocktail convenience. The long, smooth-spiraled spoon gently mixes drinks, while the grooved muddler lightly crushes cocktail ingredients to bring out their maximum flavor.
This everyday stemware is beautifully crafted from top to bottom. The traditional flute bowl is finished with a smooth, fire-polished rim and pulled stem.
Serve Mimosas, Bellinis, or Bloody Marys for six with this festive boozy brunch set. The streamlined, cylindrical profiles of the six tumblers contrast with the extravagantly curved pitcher for a look that's modern with a fun hint of retro.
This set of six substantial stainless steel cocktail picks easily pierces harder foods.
Don't have a full home bar? Fret not. We have plenty of tricks to organize a bar cart and free up space when hosting season arrives.
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Chiana is Homes & Gardens’ kitchen appliances editor. With a lifelong passion for cooking and baking, she grew up experimenting in the kitchen every weekend with her baking-extraordinaire Mom, has spent time cooking with Le Creuset's expert chefs, and has developed a great understanding of how tools and appliances can make or break your ideal relaxing kitchen routine.