True Martini Atomizer Bar Mister, 15 ml Vermouth Sprayer, Cocktail Atomizer for Dry, Gin & Vodka Martinis, Absinthe, Bitters, & Aromatics, Refillable Glass Canister with Funnel, Home Bar Accessories

I got this atomizer to spritz absinthe in my cocktail glass when making Sazeracs. It's so much easier and less wasteful than doing a rinse the way my original recipe instructed. It fills easily, and it sprays as it should, with just a fine mist in the glass. It would also work well with vermouth if you are making an extra dry martini. I bought this because of the price, appearance, and reviews. I'm really glad I did. Yes, it's small, but you don't want a large atomizer. It offers great functionality for a modest price.

Works great for misting coffee beans prior to grinding.

Great for spritzing absinthe in cocktails. Classy looking, too.

The product sprays well and creates a nice even mist for my coffee beans. One morn, before I was fully caffeinated I went to reach for this and it fell about 2 feet from my cabinet to the counter and shattered the glass tube. I loved the product until that happened. Everything feels well made just make sure not to drop it. Would be a 5 star if it did not break so easily.

Use for misting coffee beans prior to grinding. I wish the pickup straw and mister assembly wasn't plastic. Who knows if this is food grade anything but it works well. I like that the glass jar is sleeved with the solid bottom so sunlight can't get to the contents. Very fine mist and stays relatively primed. Works well for what I'm using it for

Perfect! Exactly what I needed, good size for gin to spritz a glass for a Spanish Vermut.

Good. I use it to keep absinthe so I can spray it when I make Sazeracs

This atomizer is for discriminating martini drinkers. When you want a really dry martini, this atomizer delivers just the right amount of vermouth

Great little product I'm using to "mist" Absinthe on the appropriate cocktails. Works perfectly!

I was looking for an atomizer to use to prepare coffee beans for grinding. Looking at many atomizers, I found most to be lacking in quality, or, too big for my purposes. Then I came upon the True Martini Atomizer Bar Mister. As someone who likes a dry martini from time to time, this caught my attention. Its design and finish attracted me, as it seemed to have the right look for a classic bar set, let alone a kitchen utensil. So I hit buy! It arrived the next day and upon first sight, I was pleased with its fit and finish. I quickly opened it gave it a thorough rinse filled it with filtered water tested it out with a few sprites and was happy with the fine mist that it emitted. It was perfect for its intended and my use. It has now been 2 weeks since I got it, and I have been using it daily. So far, it continues to work well. To give you an idea of how much I like the True Atomizer, I went back and ordered several more to give out as a gift of gratitude to friends over the holidays. Aside from use in the bar and kitchen, it is an excellent atomizer to carry perfume or cologne in and to bring in a purse or toiletry bag when traveling.

I recently purchased this atomizer for my bar to make my Sazerac drink. To my surprise, it performs exceptionally well. If you own a bar or are passionate about bartending and mixology, this atomizer is an essential addition to your collection.

I actually bought this to use as a reusable breath spray Because I was tired of buying the ones that are all one-time use plastic. I just mix some concentrated mouthwash with water - Not quite the same, but good enough. In this case, make sure you secure tightly because it did leak in my purse once But not sure if that was just me - I’ll have to be more careful.

This tiny bottle sprayer is no way costs 9 dollars! Other sprayers cost 2-4 dollars but I went on to buy it because of the number of positive reviews. Quality wise: It’s made of hard plastic casing to fit the glass water sprayer in its chassis. Other words it’s very generically designed and made! Luckily, it does spray mists. But you have to press and shake the bottle to spray mist. If you press it right away, it may squirt tiny stream of water. So press it rapidly with force and the mist will come! I mainly got this for the RDT technique to eliminate retention. And it helps! After spraying one and two rounds of mist to the beans and toss it around to make sure all the beans encounter the mist. Start grinding in the espresso grinder. Afterwards, give a good tap on the hopper and it dispenses a significantly large chunk of ground into the portafilter! I think I got lucky with the same amount of dosage in and the same weight size out! I’m not so sure if this will happen every time but hey let’s see!