Sea Stones
Whiskey Chilling Stones
Keeps drinks colder, longer · Doesn't dilute flavor · Never crumbles
On The Rocks Whiskey Chilling Stones are handcrafted, one at a time, by American artisans in New Hampshire. Each stone is cut from reclaimed granite and is given a new life and purpose -- to chill lovingly distilled fine spirits without adding dilution, impurities, or flavors. Inspired by Scottish connoisseurs cooling their libations with stones chilled by the pure rivers and streams of Scotland, On The Rocks improves on this tradition.
- Made in Windham, New Hampshire
- Ideal for sipping chilled scotch and other whiskeys and spirits without watering them down
- One stone is all that's needed for keeping a drink cool
- Exceptionally dense and stays cold longer than other stone types
- Never crumbles and adds no impurities, flavors, or odors to your drink
- Designed with round contours and handcrafted edges to swirl smoothly and not scratch glasses, unique shape keeps them safely and predictably on the bottom
- Included hardwood freezing tray can be used as a serving tray
Made in the USA
Sustainable Living
Underrepresented Entrepreneur
Includes:
Six granite chillers, two 8 oz glass tumblers, one ash hardwood freezing tray
Dimensions:
5" x 5" x 1.75"
Weight:
3 lbs
Materials:
Granite, recycled glass, ash hardwood
Care:
Rinse stones and chill in the freezer for at least two hours in the hardwood tray. Place one stone in the tumbler. Pour in your favorite spirit and enjoy your drink. Rinse stones then store in freezer in hardwood tray so they will be ready for next time
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