Copper Jigger Shot Glasses - 100% Copper Double Jiggers - 2oz / 1oz, 3 5/8" Tall (Smooth Copper, 1)

I shrunk the shot glass!This beautiful copper jigger at 1 oz / 2 oz is actually 1 oz / 2.75 oz.I wanted a jigger at 2 oz exactly so as not to pour "a little extra" every evening at cocktail hour.Rather than send it back, I scored, cut and buffed it out.It now stands proudly at 3 3/16" and holds 2 ozs and not a drop more.Four stars for quality allowing a clean cut of the copper.

Looks nice, but actually the 2 oz side of my jigger measures a little more than 2 ounces. Also, my jigger happens to have a chip in one layer of the copper, near the top on the inside of the 2 oz side. The bottom of the chip happens to mark 2 ounces on this side. However, I still think the jigger needs to be resized.

Works well and the copper looks nice. I have these as well as some of the Moscow Mule cups and my cups tarnished very quickly after the first use, this jigger hasn't yet. I did purchase some copper cream in preparation of jigger tarnishing. Also a good way to measure out syrups and sweeteners for specialty coffee drinks!

Nicely made jigger. I bought it to match a copper cocktail shaker that I owned. They look good together!

Perfect accessory to complete my new whiskey cart. I had been looking for the right jigger to live on top of my new bar. It seems well made and looks to be an accurate measurement. I would recommend this to anyone looking to give a unique gift to a craft drink maker or to give some copper 'pop' to their personal bar.

The ounces for this jigger is not the correct size of an actual shot. The small one is about 2 oz. and the big is about 3 oz.

So pleased with this. It is beautiful & a stunning addition to our bar ware. We bought this item to go with copper mugs we bought for making Moscow Mules. It looks so nice on the bar when making cocktails. Very pleased with the purchase.

Very attractive but measures larger than 1&2 oz. will keep as it really is pretty but will remember to pour a but less than a full measure to get closer to accurate.