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Ideal for chilling your favorite spirit without diluting its flavor 3/4 - 7/8-inch, Natural, Set of 9. Milled in Vermont by the oldest soapstone workshop in the US. Add three chilled stones to your next dram, let stand for 5-minute and enjoy. Set of 9 stones and muslin storage bag. Not for use with larger volume drinks.
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498 of 503 people found the following review helpful
A quick primer because the other reviewer seems confused. These are NOT ice cubes. They have one very specific purpose, putting a SLIGHT chill on straight whiskey to allow some of the flavors to open up and take some of the edge off the Bourbon/Scotch. Hence there is no reason for a child to be using them. Additionally as for hitting them your teeth, again these are not ice cubes and if you are chugging your whiskey, well good on yah mate but these is not for you.
My girlfriend bought me these because I like to enjoy a Bourbon after work. After putting 3 stones in a glass and waiting, the stones put a slight chill on the Bourbon. They didn't cool the whiskey down so much as to subdue the flavor. It just chilled it some to take the edge the off and made a very pleasant drink, not watered down. I recommend this if you have someone who enjoys a good glass whiskey straight.
Very happy with them!
My girlfriend bought me these because I like to enjoy a Bourbon after work. After putting 3 stones in a glass and waiting, the stones put a slight chill on the Bourbon. They didn't cool the whiskey down so much as to subdue the flavor. It just chilled it some to take the edge the off and made a very pleasant drink, not watered down. I recommend this if you have someone who enjoys a good glass whiskey straight.
Very happy with them!
91 of 94 people found the following review helpful
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As other reviewers have noted, these are meant to chill whiskey stored at room temperature only slightly, to help suppress the ethanol aroma and make the drink smoother and more pleasant. If you often drink whiskey straight, you'll probably appreciate this effect; if you drink your whiskey on the rocks or in mixed drinks, these probably won't do anything for you.
I will say, however, that the effect is just as useful on other sipping liquors; I've used these with vodkas, gins, and tequilas with success. Just don't expect them to be ice cubes; if you want your drink freezing cold, put it in the freezer.
I will say, however, that the effect is just as useful on other sipping liquors; I've used these with vodkas, gins, and tequilas with success. Just don't expect them to be ice cubes; if you want your drink freezing cold, put it in the freezer.
181 of 199 people found the following review helpful
By JC
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Not saying these stones are bad or good...just be careful who you purchase from. After buying from Syntex Wholesale, I found out these were not the Teroforma Whisky Stones that I was trying to buy, but in fact random generic whisky stones. I have bought Teroforma whisky rocks before, however when I bought these to give as a gift I found these were not Teroforma. The packaging looks like it was printed in some guy's basement. You would be embarrassed if you gave this as a gift to someone, and your credit card would be embarrassed if you spent $19.50 on them. Some selected gems from the writing on the box:
-"Who need ice ?"
-"Dimension: 2 x 2 x 2 cm." (this should be a good indication of where the stones came from).
-"Cut from recycled soap stone or granite." (Having bought a set of whisky stones from Teroforma, I know that they come from they come from a soapstone mill in Vermont. And they don't mix granite in them).
-"Georeous eco-friendly gift wrapping." (The gift wrapping is far from georeous, let me tell you).
-"Set includes nine whiskey stones, come complete with a muslin storage pouch." (Maybe I'm being a stickler for spelling errors, but I just spent 19.50 on these things).
Anyways, I see that the manufacturer has actually been changed to Teraforma, rather then Teroforma, which is the American company I had purchased whisky rocks from before. Also all the pictures of the packaging have been removed except for the small picture before you click on the link for the item. So maybe this is just a random poorly packaged listing now. Like I said, buyer beware....
-"Who need ice ?"
-"Dimension: 2 x 2 x 2 cm." (this should be a good indication of where the stones came from).
-"Cut from recycled soap stone or granite." (Having bought a set of whisky stones from Teroforma, I know that they come from they come from a soapstone mill in Vermont. And they don't mix granite in them).
-"Georeous eco-friendly gift wrapping." (The gift wrapping is far from georeous, let me tell you).
-"Set includes nine whiskey stones, come complete with a muslin storage pouch." (Maybe I'm being a stickler for spelling errors, but I just spent 19.50 on these things).
Anyways, I see that the manufacturer has actually been changed to Teraforma, rather then Teroforma, which is the American company I had purchased whisky rocks from before. Also all the pictures of the packaging have been removed except for the small picture before you click on the link for the item. So maybe this is just a random poorly packaged listing now. Like I said, buyer beware....
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Whiskey Stones
Terrible. They do not keep drinks cold and they look awful in the glass.
They were a gift for my Dad and I was very disappointed.
They were a gift for my Dad and I was very disappointed.
Published 2 days ago by Irene Southard
1.0 out of 5 stars
BEWARE- Low quality packaging and soft stone
I was really disappointed with these because the packaging was low quality, and the stones actually crumbled off in my drink. They need to use harder stone for their products. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Jamey Bogowitz
2.0 out of 5 stars
Good idea
Great idea. Wanted these for a long time. Finally got them. Don't do much. Ice cubes made of water come out of fridge with no fiddling.
Published 12 days ago by Wilson Kerby
5.0 out of 5 stars
very neat
I am glad that I purchased these stones. they keep my drink cold and do not water it down at all
Published 26 days ago by Geoff Greenhill
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice chill, not like ice so don't expect that!!!! Just what needed!
Gives my bourbon a slight chill from the bottle temperature. these will not cool like ice does so don't expect that. Read more
Published 29 days ago by DP
1.0 out of 5 stars
Garbage.
They do not keep your drink cold at all. It doesn't matter how small of an amount or if you pour in the recommended amount they just warm your whiskey. Read more
Published 1 month ago by andrew dunlavy
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't ruin your expensive whiskey!!!!
These stones ruin your whiskey and your drinking experiece. I put them in a glass of Bushmills and they imparted a chalky like aroma and taste to the whiskey. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Lisa Y.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Gift
I purchased 2 sets of these stones. Had heard alot about them. Gave as gifts to a Bourbon lover and a Scotch lover. They don't water your drink down like ice cubes. Read more
Published 1 month ago by dj
5.0 out of 5 stars
Simple, as advertised, and perfect.
These things are awesome. Cool down your drinks without adding ice, which inevitably turns into water.
Most useful handful of rocks I've ever bought.
Most useful handful of rocks I've ever bought.
Published 1 month ago by Marshall Yount
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
A lot better then using ice and watering down wine. Make sure you get all the flavor you should and drinking mainly local Ohio wines, you want to taste every drop.
Published 1 month ago by Joseph M. Wagner
