The Perfect Black And Tan Beer Layering Tool - Bartender Accessory for Layered Beer Cocktails

Worked easy from the first try

Bought this for my husband. He loves Black & Tans . This is the first one he made with this tool! Perfect!

Let me tell you about the Beer Layering Tool – it's a game-changer for any beer enthusiast! I recently got my hands on one, and let me just say, it's fantastic.First off, it's super easy to use. Even if you're not a bartender or a beer connoisseur, you can still create these Instagram-worthy layered drinks effortlessly. Just pour your favorite brews into the glass using the tool, and watch as it magically creates those distinct layers.But the best part? The taste. Oh boy, let me tell you, the layers aren't just for show – they actually enhance the flavor experience. With each sip, you get to taste the different notes of the beers separately, which adds a whole new level of enjoyment to your drinking experience.Plus, it's a real conversation starter. Whether you're hosting a party or just hanging out with friends, busting out the Beer Layering Tool is guaranteed to impress. People are always intrigued by how it works and love trying out different combinations of beers.Overall, if you're a beer lover looking to take your drinking game to the next level, I highly recommend getting yourself a Beer Layering Tool. It's fun, it's easy, and most importantly, it makes your beer taste even better. Cheers to that!

I bought this item while I was drunk, and I can't say it was a bad purchase. I like to use it because it's simple and makes a neat beer. I suggest trying it if you don't want to spend the money at a bar and make it yourself. Another trick to saving money, don't Amazon and drink. You'll buy stuff on impulse solely because it looks cool.

Works great to have a perfect black and tan.

It works ok but not as good as using a regular spoon. I poured the Guinness super slo and it still was hard to keep separated from the Harp.

UPDATE: It was a user error. Make sure you use a nitro-infused beer (Guinness in the can, Murphy's, etc.) for the top layer and you must pour the top-layer beer precisely and gently on the dome in the center and it will come out beautifully!Previous post:I'm giving it three stars because, even though I haven't gotten it right yet, I believe this gadget works. I just have to figure it out. And I don't mind drinking my failed attempts. It's not like you can ruin beer.At first, I was using bottled Guinness Extra Stout and Smithwick's Red (Guinness on top of the Smithwick's). It wouldn't work because the densities of both beers were the same. Then, I tried Guinness in the can with the nitro widget. At first, it seemed to work, but, after a while the black beer just settled to the bottom and blended with the red. So, I think my technique is off. I don't know if I should wait until the little bit of head disappears from the bottom beer completely before pouring on the top, if that's the problem. Or am I pouring the top beer too fast? I'm pretty sure you have to make sure you're pouring directly on the dome in the center, rather than on the strainer edge. That much I've figured out.The point is, I thought this thing would be a no-brainer, and maybe it is. I may very well be over-complicating a simple process. But I have followed what little instructions come with it and have had no success in layering beers.But I'm going to keep experimenting until I figure it out.

This product did not disappoint. Use to make a perfect Black & Tan ( or any layered beverage) without the mess.So much better than the back of the spoon method.Just ordered a second one for my buddies bar.