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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Chilled Drink with Full Flavor,
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This review is from: Sea Stones On The Rocks, Granite Chillers with 2 Free 10-Ounce Tumblers (Kitchen)
We have primarily used our stones to chill whiskey. It works wonderfully to chill the drink without watering it down and diluting the spirit's flavor. The stones fit nicely within a standard tumbler glass, and the tumblers that come with this set are a nice addition.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Whiskey on the Rocks!,
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This review is from: Sea Stones On The Rocks, Granite Chillers with 2 Free 10-Ounce Tumblers (Kitchen)
Its such a simple concept and a wonder that people didnt figure out sooner. Fine scotch or irish whisky is better chilled with these rocks that dont lose their temp quickly or water down the spirits. Neat. Literally.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Do you drink scotch? If so, order these.,
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This review is from: Sea Stones On The Rocks, Granite Chillers with 2 Free 10-Ounce Tumblers (Kitchen)
First of all these are brilliant. Anytime I serve a guest a glass of scotch and pull these out of my freezer, my guests are impressed and jealous. To simplify,Function: They work. They do exactly what they claim, they chill the temperature of your drink without diluting it. Form: Aside from just looking cool in your drink, while in the included wood rack they do not look like random rocks a 4 year old would leave in the freezer. Bonus: They come with two glasses. After reading this you had better purchased these. I own 2 sets.
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