Liquor Pourers

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Liquor pourers, measured pourers and dust caps

Pourers control how spirits leave the bottle, helping bartenders pour faster, cleaner and more consistently. This collection includes free-flow plastic and chrome pourers, measured pourers, screened pourers, dust caps and pour-test kits, mainly from Spill-Stop, with Browne and Uber Bar Products also represented.

It is part of Bar Supplies. Choose free-flow pourers for speed when bartenders free-pour or use jiggers, and measured pourers when you need a set portion every time.

Types of liquor pourers

  • Free-flow plastic pourers – Spill-Stop 350 Series pourers in clear and colours, sold in 12-packs, for fast general use.
  • Chrome pourers – Spill-Stop 220, 285 and 370 Series chrome spouts with natural cork or Poly-Kork bases.
  • Measured pourers – Spill-Stop Posi-Por 2000 pourers in sizes from 1/2 oz to 2 oz, and Browne Sure Shot 1 oz precision pours, for portion control.
  • Screened pourers – Spill-Stop Ban-M pourers with a screen to keep fruit flies and debris out of the bottle.
  • Dust caps and covers – Spill-Stop dust caps sized for specific pourer series to protect spouts overnight.
  • Pour test kits – Spill-Stop pour test kits for checking pour accuracy during training.

What to consider when choosing pourers

  • Free-flow or measured – Free-flow is faster and flexible; measured pourers lock in portions and reduce over-pouring.
  • Spout material – Plastic spouts are economical and colour-coded; chrome spouts are durable and give a classic look on the back bar.
  • Cork size – Regular, large and extra-large corks fit different bottle necks – check against your most common bottles.
  • Colour coding – Coloured pourers or collars help identify spirits or house versus premium bottles at a glance.
  • Hygiene – Screened pourers and dust caps keep insects and dust out between shifts.

Buying guides

Frequently asked questions

How does a measured pourer work?

A ball-bearing mechanism inside the spout stops the flow after a set amount, such as 1 oz, and resets when the bottle is turned upright.

Do pourers fit every bottle?

Most fit standard liquor bottles; larger or smaller necks may need a large or extra-large cork version.

Why use dust caps?

They cover the spout when the bar is closed, keeping dust and insects out of open bottles.

Should pourers be cleaned?

Yes. Soak and rinse pourers regularly, especially those used on sugary liqueurs, to prevent sticking and buildup.

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