
Six at once
Six shots in the time it takes to pour one
Pouring shots one at a time means everyone stands around waiting while you work down the line. By the last glass, the first person is already done with theirs.
Here you pour once, straight from the bottle into the black cup. The drink runs out through six lime-green spouts and all six glasses fill together in a few seconds. The whole round is ready before anyone has to ask.
- One pour fills six glasses
- No more working down the line
Fair shares
Even pours. No “you got more.”
When you pour by hand, someone always ends up with a little more, and someone always notices. It's the oldest argument at the party.
The cup splits your drink evenly across six identical spouts, so every glass comes out at the same line. Nobody has to check, and nobody has to argue.
- Six identical spouts
- The same amount in every glass
Together
One pour, one countdown, one round
The best part of a round is the moment everyone lifts a glass at the same time. That's hard to pull off when the host is still pouring.
With all six glasses ready at once, the whole group drinks on the same count, host included. You stop being the bartender and get to be part of the cheers.
- Everyone's glass is ready together
- The host gets to join in
Tap a spout to cap or uncap it
Two friends or six
Every spout has a tiny flower-shaped stopper on a strap. Pop it into the spouts you don't need and the drink only runs into the glasses you've set out. Try it: choose how many are drinking, or tap a spout to cap it.
6 open · 0 capped
Glass after glass, or all at once
Same six shots, two ways to pour them.
Pouring by handOne glass at a time
The dispenserOne pour, six glasses
How it comes apart
No batteries, no pump, no setup. It pulls apart for washing and goes back together for the next round.
The pour cup
Open, round and wide enough to pour straight from the bottle, with three ribbed rings under the rim.
Six lime-green spouts
L-shaped spouts that bend down over each glass, like little legs.
Flower stopper caps
A tiny cap on a strap for every spout, for rounds smaller than six.
The pole
Holds the cup up at pouring height.
Hexagon base
Six round holes keep every glass lined up under its spout.
Six shot glasses
Small, clear and slightly flared, with thick bottoms.
In the box
- Dispenser: pour cup, six spouts with stopper caps, pole and hexagon base
- Six clear shot glasses
Bottle and drinks not included.
Where it ends up
It comes out for more than one kind of night.
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Game day
One pour at kickoff and the whole couch is ready.
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Pregame
Six shots poured before the ride shows up.
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Birthdays
The round is ready before the candles are lit.
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Bachelor and bachelorette
One pour for the whole group photo.
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Game night
The losers' round, served in one go.
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Fourth of July
Punch or shots for the backyard crowd, six at a time.
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New Year's Eve
Everyone's glass full at midnight, same second.
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Mocktail round
Juice or soda for friends who aren't drinking.
For the friend who always hosts
Everyone has one: the friend whose place is where the night ends up. This is a gift they'll actually use, usually the same evening it's unwrapped.
- Guests gather around it the moment it starts pouring
- Useful in any home that has people over
- Comes apart to rinse, so it's ready for the next party
Heard around the table
Questions before the first round
How does it work?
How does it work?
Set the six shot glasses in the base and pour your drink into the black cup on top. It runs out through the six lime-green spouts and fills all six glasses at the same time.
How long does it take to fill all six?
How long does it take to fill all six?
A few seconds once you pour. The more steadily you pour into the cup, the more smoothly the six streams run.
Does every glass get the same amount?
Does every glass get the same amount?
Yes. The cup splits the drink across six identical spouts so the glasses fill evenly. Set it on a flat, level surface for the most even pour.
What drinks can I use?
What drinks can I use?
Shots, juice, soda, cider, punch: anything you can pour from a bottle. Rinse it between different drinks.
Can I fill fewer than six glasses?
Can I fill fewer than six glasses?
Yes. Each spout has a small flower-shaped stopper cap on a strap. Pop it into the spouts you don't need and pour only for the glasses you've set out.
Are the shot glasses included?
Are the shot glasses included?
Yes, six clear shot glasses come with the dispenser. The bottle and drinks are not included.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
It comes apart: lift off the cup, remove the spouts and pole, and rinse each piece with warm water. Let everything dry before you put it back together. We recommend washing it by hand.
Is it a good gift?
Is it a good gift?
It's one of the easiest gifts for anyone who hosts: birthdays, housewarmings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, game day or the holidays. No batteries or setup, so it can be used the night it's unwrapped.
What is your return policy?
What is your return policy?
We offer a 30-day return policy on all unused items. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can contact customer service within 30 days of delivery to initiate a return or exchange.
How long will it take for my order to arrive?
How long will it take for my order to arrive?
The delivery time consists of two periods:
1) Processing time- 1-3 business days
2) Delivery time- 4-7 business days
Once your order has been shipped, you will receive an email with a tracking link.
Next round's on you
Pour once. Six glasses. Everybody's in.
Please enjoy responsibly and only if you're of legal drinking age.