Whiskey stones

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Has anyone got any recommendations for whiskey stones please? TIA

What is/are whiskey stones?

@IHaveBrilloHair stones you put in alcoholic drinks to keep them cold. Avoids the dilution / water thing you get with ice cubes melting

That's totally new to me, never heard of them.

Oliver bonas

Always amuses me that people CBA to Google something.
I assume these are not for Scotch whisky?

I keep a bottle of Jameson in the fridge; talking of which.....

I could have googled, as could the OP.
It's called conversation, this new fangled thing...

I got them from Amazon for my dp. Just be careful because they are stainless steel they might break a glass if not put in carefully, but they come with a pouch to keep them together in the freezer and he says they keep cold for 2-3 drinks so you don’t need to keep rotating them. They are called the ‘original whisky stones’

• Always amuses me that people CBA to Google something. I assume these are not for Scotch whisky?*

Oh the irony
Yes, they are for Scotch or indeed Irish whisky / whiskey.

Always amuses me that people CBA to Google something.

🙄

OP, John Lewis do these. I know this as I saw them in there a couple of years ago and was like WTF are these?! I have no idea if they are any good as far as whisky stones go though

@Thechase thanks for the tips. I am novice -it’s my partner who is into this type of thing!

You can get some nice gift sets with whisky stones and a glass or decanter. DH prefers ice to 'thin out' some whiskies but if it's one of his favourites he uses granite stones.

In our house anyone who wanted ice in whisky (or even whiskey) would be thrown out! They are quite good in a gin and tonic (we have the granite ones) but still not as good as ice.