Who Wants a Shot? Apparently Everyone
Small drinks are huge all of a sudden. Here’s how to serve them properly at home.
After a long day, a cocktail (or three) can really hit the spot. But what about for the shorter days, the ones when you actually almost get to inbox zero but not quite?
Sometimes it’s nice to enjoy something smaller than a vacation-sized piña colada and a lot of people are starting to agree.
Shots are on the rise at bars and restaurants across the US and for a wide range of reasons. "Cheekies," as they're known by some industry vets, are showing up everywhere as places think of new ways to create community in their spaces and cleanse guests' palates, according to the New York Times. In fact, these smaller pours actually harken back to pre-prohibition when drinks were significantly smaller than the cocktails of today. Better yet, these mini-drinks are also more affordable and less detrimental to the lightweights in all our lives.
If you're suddenly really in the mood for a little drink, here’s some of our favorite mini-glassware for you to make teeny tinis at home, along with a great book on cocktails.
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Artura Crystal Shot Glasses
Wayfair, $34 (Set of 4)
A Shop Of Things Cowboy Boot Shot Glass
Urban Outfitters, $12
Morgan Shot Glasses
Anthropologie, $32 (Set of 4)
Hatch Shot Glass
Crate & Barrel, $3
Bistro Tile Shot Glasses
Anthropologie, $40 (Set of 4)
Sanrio Hello Kitty Mushrooms Shot Glasses
Urban Outfitters, $20 (Set of 4)
Heavy Bottom Cordial Glasses
Amazon, $13 (Set of 6)
Icon Shot Glass
Anthropologie, $12
Amazon Duka Cordial Glasses
Amazon, $56 (Set of 6)
The Essential Cocktail Book
West Elm, $20