This Double-Pour Cocktail Mixing Glass Serves Two Drinks at Once

Most cocktail tools have the emotional range of a small spoon. They sit there, they stir things, they get rinsed, and nobody at the party writes a speech about their service. Then a mixing glass shows up with multiple pour spouts and suddenly the home bar has developed a tiny sense of theater.

The NUDE Bar/Giani Double Pour Mixing Glass is a lead-free crystal cocktail mixing glass designed with Giorgio Bargiani, the Assistant Director of Mixology at London’s Connaught Bar. Its big trick is right there in the name: the rim has a dual-spout side that lets you pour two drinks at the same time, so one stirred batch can land in two waiting glasses instead of making one guest watch the other receive preferential liquid treatment.

This is the kind of barware that sounds mildly unnecessary until you picture the actual moment. You have two coupes on the counter, one drink chilled and diluted properly in the glass, and instead of doing the slow little bartender shuffle from left glass to right glass, you give the room a synchronized pour. It is practical, yes, but it is also the cocktail equivalent of parallel parking perfectly while someone important is watching.

A Mixing Glass With A Party Trick Built Into The Rim

NUDE describes the Bar/Giani Double Pour Mixing Glass as a patented handmade tool with a unique dual-spout silhouette. The idea is simple enough to explain in one sentence, which is usually how you know a product has a real hook: stir once, pour twice, look unreasonably competent.

The shape still reads like proper minimalist crystal barware rather than a novelty cup that escaped a magician’s prop closet. It is tall, clear, footed, and clean-lined, with the unusual rim detail doing most of the work. The spouts are not there to make it look eccentric from across the room. They are there because the vessel is meant to handle classic cocktails, experimental serves, and the small social emergency of two people wanting their drinks at the same time.

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That matters because cocktail tools live in a weird category. They need to be functional enough for someone who knows what they are doing, but handsome enough for someone who owns one bottle of bitters and still refers to their kitchen counter as the bar. This one lands in that middle zone where the object can be used by a professional or by a home host who has decided that stirring a drink is now part of their personality.

What It Actually Does

The double-pour side is the headline, but the rest of the product is still a real mixing glass. NUDE lists it with a 700 cc capacity, a 212 mm height, a 90 mm length, a 112 mm width, and a 180 gram weight. It is crafted from lead-free crystal in Türkiye and is listed by the seller as dishwasher safe in the product details.

• It lets one stirred cocktail batch pour into two glasses at once.
• The lead-free crystal body keeps the look clear, bright, and grown-up.
• The tall 700 cc vessel leaves room for ice and proper stirring.
• The footed base makes it feel closer to fine glassware than a utility jug.
• The multi-spout rim gives it a built-in hosting flourish without adding electronics, batteries, or an app nobody asked for.

For the normal person, this means negronis, martinis, manhattans, boulevardiers, or whatever carefully stirred drink you make when you want guests to know you own both ice and patience. For the overly theatrical friend, it means finally having a socially acceptable reason to say, “watch this,” without producing a card deck.

Designed With Giorgio Bargiani

The Bar/Giani name comes from Giorgio Bargiani, who NUDE identifies as Assistant Director of Mixology at the Connaught Bar in London. The official collection page frames the wider Bar/Giani line around glassware inspired by mid-century cocktail culture, where the glass has character but does not bully the drink out of the conversation.

That design context helps explain why this is not shaped like a novelty bachelor party trophy. The glass is unusual, but it is still quiet. It has the posture of something that belongs on a serious bar cart, even if its entire purpose is to let you perform a synchronized two-glass pour like a person who has been promoted to head of refreshments.

The double-spout trick also solves a real hosting irritation. If you are making two of the same drink, the first glass usually gets poured while the second waits, and the second sometimes gets whatever ice dilution and garnish timing fate has decided to provide. This glass gives both pours the same theatrical starting gun. It will not fix your friend’s relationship with punctuality, but it can at least make the drinks arrive together.

For Home Bars That Need A Little Showmanship

There is a specific type of person who will understand this immediately. They already own a mixing spoon, they have feelings about clear ice, and they have at least once said the phrase “express the orange peel” without apologizing. This glass is for them, but it is also for hosts who want one beautiful object that makes cocktail night feel less like measuring liquids in silence.

The fun is that the product does not require you to learn a new technique so much as exaggerate a familiar one. Stir your drink, position two glasses, and pour from the dual side. It is not a machine. It is not a dispenser. It is a cleverly shaped piece of glass that turns coordination into part of the presentation.

Of course, that also means it is still glassware and should be treated like glassware. It is not the item you buy for someone whose kitchen sink is a small archaeological site. It is better suited to someone who enjoys the ritual of making drinks, keeps a decent bar cart, or wants a gift that says, “I support your hobby, but I also expect a cocktail within seven minutes.”

Key Details

• Product: NUDE Bar/Giani Double Pour Mixing Glass
• Core function: stirs one cocktail batch and pours into two glasses at once
• Material: lead-free crystal
• Capacity: 700 cc
• Listed dimensions: 212 mm high, 90 mm long, 112 mm wide
• Listed weight: 180 grams
• Designed with Giorgio Bargiani of London’s Connaught Bar
• Seller-listed availability: in stock and ready to be shipped

The NUDE Bar/Giani Double Pour Mixing Glass is currently listed by NUDE Glass for GBP 53.00. It is part of the broader Bar/Giani collection, which includes other cocktail glasses for people who have accepted that their home bar is no longer just a shelf, but a small personality museum with olives.

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