A Bar Above Black Handle Stainless Steel Channel Knife, Chef-Grade Citrus Garnish Tool, Zester and Fruit Peeler for Cocktails, Culinary Presentation, and Kitchen Use

Works great! I think I just need a little of practice to make it work better, but since the first time the peel and the scent that comes out of the skin and oils of the limes and lemons will give an elevated look and feel to your homemade cocktails. Easy to use. Love it.

This bar too is a great addition to any cocktail experience. The tool makes perfect garnishes for your cocktails and so easy to use. Certainly a no fail garnish!

Ergonomic and fits in my hand well. It’s sharp but not dangerously so. If taken care of (hand wash, etc.), it should be durable and last a long time. Makes fruit rind ropes easy to make.

I really love the ease of this!

There’s not a ton to be said about this channel knife. It cuts thru citrus peels smoothly & cleanly, leaving you with a nice thin piece of peel with which to garnish a cocktail. It leaves behind most of the pith, too, which is nice. It should be noted that this will not work well on citrus which has gone a bit soft, it just kind of digs in and tears at the peel instead of slicing cleanly.Comfortable to hold with the soft ergo handle. Oxo is usually good for that.You’re not gonna be able to express the oils from this thin slice, but that’s not the point. If you want to do that cut a “coin” of the peel with a knife or a regular peeler and use that. Then, take what you cut with the channel knife & wind it up tightly into a corkscrew shape to place on the rim of the glass.Pictured cocktail, a Hanky Panky:1.5oz London dry style gin1.5oz sweet vermouth0.5oz Fernet BrancaStir all ingredients over ice, strain into a cocktail glass. Express an orange peel over the top, and garnishCheers!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Nice took, has some weight, not flimsy.

Solid Product, easy to use.

Blade broke off after light use. Guessing they're using the same type of low quality pot metal that places like Harbor Freight use for their tools. For the price, there's enough profit margin to not skimp on such an important part of the quality.