The Original Fine Strainer®
The Kilpatrick Fine Strainer was born from a simple idea: make great cocktails easier to make. For years, bartenders relied on tea strainers, kitchen tools, and makeshift solutions to fine strain cocktails. We knew there had to be a better way. So we designed one.
The Kilpatrick Fine Strainer is a purpose-built cocktail tool engineered to fine strain faster, cleaner, and more efficiently than anything else behind the bar. Whether you’re serving guests at a neighborhood cocktail bar, working a packed Saturday night service, or building drinks at home, the Kilpatrick Fine Strainer helps deliver a better cocktail every time.
Built by Bartenders, for Bartenders.
The wide basket and ergonomic handle allow for quick, efficient fine straining during high-volume service.
Cleaner Cocktails: Remove ice shards, citrus pulp, herbs, and unwanted solids for a smoother drinking experience.
Built for the Bar: Constructed from durable stainless steel and designed to withstand the demands of professional service.
Designed by Industry Professionals: Created by bartenders who understand what happens when the tickets won’t stop printing.
The Kilpatrick Fine Strainer has become a staple behind bars across the country and has been featured by leading cocktail professionals, publications, and television programs.
What started as a simple solution to a common problem has become one of the most recognized specialty tools in modern bartending.
Poor Man’s Kitchen was founded on the belief that the best bar products come from the people who actually use them. Every detail of the Kilpatrick Fine Strainer was designed with working bartenders in mind—because that’s where the idea started.
No gimmicks. No unnecessary features. Just a better way to make better drinks.
Available in multiple finishes and colors.
Whether you’re outfitting a professional cocktail program, stocking a new bar, or upgrading your home setup, the Kilpatrick Fine Strainer is the tool you’ll reach for every shift.
Work Faster.
Make Better Cocktails.