Dash Bottle & Atomizer
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“Perfume” type spray atomiser 100ml
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Black threaded bitters bottle
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Chrome Cocktail Atomizer Spray
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Copper threaded bitters bottle
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Cylindrical bitters atomiser spray 100ml
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Gold cocktail atomizer spray
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Gold threaded bitters bottle
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Lab dropping bottles 100ml
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Lab dropping bottles 50ml
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Liqueur atomiser spray 100ml
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Skull Bitters Bottle 60ml
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Spray atomiser with bulb 100ml
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Spray atomizer for liqueur and spirits 100ml
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Threaded bitters bottle
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Vintage Dash Bottle 50ml
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Vintage spray atomizer 100 ml
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Vintage yarai atomizer
Dash Bottle and Atomizer: What Are They For?
Introducing the Dash Bottle
Bitters are an essential bar ingredient. They’re used in tiny amounts, yet their effect on a cocktail is significant. Adding just a few drops of bitters to a drink sharpens its character and helps the flavors linger longer. Ready-made bitters are widely available on the market, but you can also make your own bitter liqueurs from scratch.
Since bitters need to be used sparingly, you need a way to store them properly between uses. That’s exactly what the dash bottle is for.
A dash bottle, or aromatic bitters bottle, is a small dedicated container designed to keep bitter preparations in top condition. These bottles are typically made of glass and fitted with a cork stopper. Since all it takes is a small dash for your recipes, the bottle features a conical pour spout that lets you measure your cocktails with great precision. Remember, precise measuring is crucial to crafting cocktails — it has a major impact on the final taste of the drink. The dash bottle helps you avoid pouring too much bitters.
The dash bottle can also be used to store spirits like vodka or whisky. Elegant by design, this type of bottle adds a touch of class and refinement to any setting.
In our online store, we offer a range of stylish dash bottles in different capacities.
Using an Atomizer
The atomizer spray is another tool worth adding to your bar accessories. In mixology, spritzing cocktails with a spray is a refined technique that takes some skill to master.
In principle, spraying a cocktail simply means misting the drink with essences. The goal of this method is to give your creations a subtle aroma. But you can also fill the atomizer with bitters or Vermouth for cocktails.
Just like the dash bottle, the atomizer helps you preserve the quality of bitters or other drink preparations.
We suggest the 100 ml cylindrical glass bitters atomizer spray. We also carry rectangular, perfume-style models with a protective cap.
Dash bottles and atomizers are tools used by professional bartenders. If you’re a cocktail enthusiast, equipping yourself with these pro tools and learning how to use them will help you nail your recipes and impress your guests.
What is the difference between a dash bottle and an atomizer?
A dash bottle dispenses measured drops of bitters or tinctures through a narrow neck, usually 100–200 ml with a stainless steel or plastic dasher top. An atomizer sprays a fine mist for rinsing a glass with absinthe, mezcal or vermouth. Choosing between a dash bottle and atomizer comes down to whether you need volume control or surface aroma.
How do I choose the right size dash bottle for my home bar?
For home use, 100 ml bottles cover most bitters since you rarely finish more than that before flavours fade. Busy bars favour 200 ml to limit refills. If you make your own tinctures, buy a matching set so labels stay consistent. Look for the best dash bottle for cocktail bitters with a tight-sealing dasher that stops evaporation.
How should I clean and maintain these bottles?
Rinse with warm water immediately after changing contents, then soak the dasher top separately since oils from citrus and clove bitters cling to the insert. Avoid dishwashers on printed glass, which strips labels. For atomizers, spray clean water through the pump before storing to stop the mechanism clogging. Air-dry fully before refilling to avoid dilution.
Are glass or plastic dash bottles better?
Glass resists staining and does not absorb aromatics, so it suits long-term bitters storage and looks better on a back bar. Plastic survives drops and travels well for pop-ups and catering. Amber or smoked glass dash bottles for bitters also block light, which slows the breakdown of delicate botanicals in homemade tinctures.