These soapstone cubes from Teroforma have been around for a bit, but I never understood the draw of making your whisky colder. Further I would say adding a splash of water is a good idea to get the nose going. It is a cool idea no doubt. HOHO! You almost missed that pun... Apparently this is a take on a Scandinavian drinking tradition. Anyhow, just thought of a use I can really get behind; martini stones. Keep everything cold and no dilution. Just found this great video about The Vermont Soapstone Company in Perkins, VT that has benefited/survived due to this product. Have a look.
Tuesday, November 22
teroforma -martini stones
These soapstone cubes from Teroforma have been around for a bit, but I never understood the draw of making your whisky colder. Further I would say adding a splash of water is a good idea to get the nose going. It is a cool idea no doubt. HOHO! You almost missed that pun... Apparently this is a take on a Scandinavian drinking tradition. Anyhow, just thought of a use I can really get behind; martini stones. Keep everything cold and no dilution. Just found this great video about The Vermont Soapstone Company in Perkins, VT that has benefited/survived due to this product. Have a look.
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At first glace I thought this post was about real life minecraft blocks. http://www.minecraft.net/
Received these as a gift. Even though I prefer ice - for the natural watering-down-effect, I tried it for a while. Disappointed, frankly. Just did not cool down the whisky at all. I was bummed because anything that can add to the ritual of whisky drinking is fun.
Recently saw another post about these ... available at Vermont Kitchen Supply in Manchester Center, VT.
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