Cocktail Muddler - Stainless Steel Drink Muddler - Free Bonuses Make Mouthwatering Mojito Cocktails By The Floeberg

Well I am not sure I had strong expectations for a muddler, however this one does not dissapoint. It is an attractive looking peice considering what it is. It has a nice texture to it. The metal is slightly brushed, which doesn't seem to help it handle any better but it does lend to being a little more attractive. So far I have not had any problems muddling in the glasses I own. It is of adequate height. The business end of the muddler is well suited to the job. The nylon or plastic or whatever it is, does a fine job. The material allows for adequate twisting of the fruit as well as the product has enough weight to smash if that is more your style. It isn't to say it is heavy, but well suited to the task. My only complaint here is the rubber bands at the top. They look nice, however one continues to roll out of the groove where it is intended to live. I understand it is supposed to be there to give you some control especially if your hand was wet, but I honestly see that as non-functional. At least with these bands like that. I assume over time they will one by one break or dissappear. Not that it would render it useless just not adding a lot of value to the peice aside from asthetics. At any rate the muddler feels as though it will definitely last a life time. It also comes with some nice freebie recipes and muddler tips. I think the Internet can deliver me more recipes for drinks quicker than going hunting for this info they gave you, but it was a nice gesture. Overall it feels like and looks like a premium product. I look forward to muddling for years to come with this muddler.

This is simply amazing, it does exactly what you want to do but at a better degree than its competitors with the same amount of work. You muddle mint as well as your 80 year old aunt muddles her memories, but without the need of a nursing home or the guilt of not visiting. This muddler will make you rethink what your cocktail needs, Lemonade with raspberries? needs mint! Gin with Soda? Needs mint! Have a pint of Blueberries? Muddle and add lemonade and Vodka! The only issue I have with this is minimal. I need a place to hang this work of art in the my simple home bar. Sticking it in a glass with spoons seems disrespectful, It should come with its' own slick mahogany and brass inlaid stand that says "all I need in my humble home bar is this work of craftsmanship to make me on par with professionals down at the local dive bar."

Hardy little muddler, has a good weight to it and a fine grip. These folks know how to give a good first impression, the box packing is great, reminded me of something Apple would do in their design (go over-the-top for a common device). Muddler works well muddling many different products, we've used it on both mint and apples for specific cocktails and it was delicate enough to muddle the mint without tearing but strong enough to bust through apples and create a good muddle for the shaker. No complaints.

The little rings on the end are prone to wandering off, but the muddler itself feels quite nice, does a good job, and cleans fairly easily.

I am not a professional bartender but I love making cocktails that require muddling and this is by far the best device I've used. Primary reason is the heft and easy to grip handle. Heck, Floeberg even supplies you with replacement rubber bands once your first set wears out!

Been using it to muddle limes and mints for mojitos. You can use a light touch for the mints and it works nicely. Cleans up easy afterward. The free recipes and tips e-books you can get after buying the product are great.

Simply a solid product, I'm please with the grip on the handle, the silicon bands really improve my ability to hold on. The teeth of the muddling end are well designed and great for squishing out all the juices while not over-pulverizing the fruit.

Used it for the first time this weekend to muddle mint for Mojitos. Works great! I prefer the Floeberg over a wooden muddler because from prior experience wooden ones tend to pickup odors. Metal/plastic cleans up better.