Thread: Scotch on the Rocks: Literally.

Awesome/well executed idea I think

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Scotch is meant to be enjoyed with a hint of spring water (thus, on the rocks to dilute) enhances the flavors and taste but cool concept for sure! I can see being popular with vodka drinks. Just got to make sure you don't try and eat one!!

Originally Posted by fixedupw203

Just got to make sure you don't try and eat one!!

That's what I was thinking! You're screwed if you do.

These are great, I've had a set for about a year now.

Originally Posted by fixedupw203

Scotch is meant to be enjoyed with a hint of spring water (thus, on the rocks to dilute) enhances the flavors and taste but cool concept for sure! I can see being popular with vodka drinks. Just got to make sure you don't try and eat one!!

+1 What he said..

cooling down the spirit retards the activity of the volatiles that provide the aroma and taste. If you are paying big bucks for a nice scotch but then cooling it down so you cant taste all the flavors you paid for, I don't see the point.

I like it neat personally.

Originally Posted by Canvas08

cooling down the spirit retards the activity of the volatiles that provide the aroma and taste. If you are paying big bucks for a nice scotch but then cooling it down so you cant taste all the flavors you paid for, I don't see the point.

This is for the pure purpose of "on the rocks"...You may enjoy your scotch a different way

It's a neat concept. I found one version at scotch-on-the-rocks.com for $75 bucks that comes with 2 stones, and 2 glasses + wooden box. How much does this one cost and where can I get it. I Googled "scotch rocks granite" and didn't find it...

Nm. I found it... check out www.stonechilled.com/. They're only asking $25 + s/h. Very reasonable. They would make a great "ice breaker" at parties.