How does double-straining improve your espresso martini?

It's clear how the double-straining method can provide a smooth, ice-free drinking experience. However, there's much more at play when your cocktail transitions from shaker to strainer (and then to another strainer) before reaching the glass. It all comes down to the fundamental reasons we shake cocktails in the first place.
Shaking a drink introduces air into your cocktail, resulting in a light, frothy texture. This aeration is a key reason why vigorous shaking is essential. But that's not the only opportunity for bubbles to form.
As you strain your cocktail into a glass, additional aeration occurs as the liquid flows through the filters of your strainer. While your Hawthorne strainer provides some of this effect, using a fine-mesh strainer can enhance the aeration even further. This process transforms your bubbles into smaller, more uniform ones, adding to the frothy richness of the perfect espresso martini. With just a couple of affordable strainers, you can achieve that delightful texture in your drinks.
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