Set the bottles in motion.
Pull down a lever to tip a bottle from its upright resting position. Spirits and cocktail mix collect in the upper glass vessel: a clear bathroom sink with a working stopper.

TWO MACHINES. MADE BY HAND.
Pull a lever. Tip a bottle. Follow the ingredients through glass and ice. Mix-Matic turns making a drink into something you can see, touch and take part in.
Explore the machinesSteampunk & Westworld · Hand-operated cocktail machines
THE COLLECTION / 01
Hand-fabricated copper tubing meets old, discarded bicycle parts. Chains, gears and levers form an exposed mechanism around clear glass vessels, revealing the journey from bottle to cocktail.
THE COLLECTION / 02
Wine barrel staves give the frame its shape. Boy Scout hatchets, horseshoes and spurs bring the Western character. Spring-loaded mechanisms work through hemp rope and pulleys, with every pour set in motion by hand.

THE RITUAL
Both machines use the same visible, hands-on sequence.
Pull down a lever to tip a bottle from its upright resting position. Spirits and cocktail mix collect in the upper glass vessel: a clear bathroom sink with a working stopper.
Another lever pulls the stopper, draining the combined ingredients through an ice bath made from an inverted glass hanging lamp.
The chilled liquid collects at the bottom. A wine-tasting tap dispenses the finished cocktail into your glass.
FROM THE WORKSHOP
A bathroom sink becomes a mixing bowl. A hanging lamp becomes an ice bath. Bicycle parts and barrel staves become the structure and movement of a cocktail machine.
HOW IT STARTED
The idea began with a machine we saw at a Hendrick’s Gin event. When we couldn’t rent it, we decided to make our own. That inspiration became two distinct builds, each with its own materials, mechanisms and character.
ACQUISITION INQUIRIES
Mix-Matic is a showcase of the Steampunk and Westworld. Inquiries regarding acquisition of either machine, or both, are welcome.
Contact Larry Kriesmer