A bottle strainer is a tool used for filtering liquids as they are poured from one container, typically a bottle, into another vessel. It consists of a fine mesh or perforated material stretched over a frame, often resembling a small sieve or colander. The strainer is designed to catch any solid particles or sediment present in the liquid, ensuring that only the liquid itself passes through into the receiving container. Bottle strainers are commonly used in bars and kitchens for straining cocktails, oils, infusions, and other liquids that may contain unwanted solids. They come in various sizes and materials, including stainless steel, plastic, and silicone, to accommodate different types of liquids and applications.
