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There's a reason why craft cocktails take forever to make. They require a combination of fresh ingredients, quality spirits, and very attentive measuring, stirring, shaking, straining, and muddling.

So, is this $300 "Keurig for Cocktails" worth it? That depends.

If you're a gadget geek who loves tech gizmos for the novelty, then yes. If you're in a hurry, lazy, or looking to get drunk vs. drink a quality cocktail, then yes.

But if you want to make a well-balanced, delicious cocktail at home, then no, the Bartesian is not the answer. You're better off getting a great cocktail book and buying the necessary tools and ingredients.

We wished the Bartesian was the "ultimate cocktail machine." Keeping a home bar stocked can be a hassle. There are all the mixers and garnishes — not to mention tools like muddlers, strainers, jiggers, and the like. Plus, you have to take the time to measure all of the liquids and get the ratios right. When you get home from work or school and want a drink, the last thing you want is more dishes to wash, more things to prepare.

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