Three of these stones will equal about one ice cube.
Whiskey rocks granite vs soapstone.
Usually shaped into little cubes the drinking accessory is made of nonporous soapstone which theoretically shouldn t.
Whiskey rocks made out of soapstone will keep your drink chilled but not as chilled as ice cubes would.
None of the whiskey stones we tested went below the 45 range.
This is your more traditional way of chilling your favorite whiskey.
Whiskey stones cubes of soapstone or metal that are stored in the freezer and used to chill drinks can seem like the perfect add on to go with the bottle of scotch you got your dad.
We did our best to use amounts of each so every set was roughly the same in total size.
These great white ice stainless steel whiskey stones are able to get much colder and only require 1 2 hours of freezing time.
We used 2 oz.
Soapstone is a non pours material meaning it will not absorb any tastes or smells.
Stainless steel whiskey stones vs soapstone whiskey rocks as you can see in the picture above the soapstone whiskey rocks are smaller and still look the same after being frozen for 5 hours.
Soapstone and granite are the two of the most common types of stones used.
A note on the test.
On average one soapstone will chill your 3oz beverage 5 degrees and adds a slight chill to take the edge off of room temperature.
They re less porous than other stones so they won t absorb tastes and odors as easily.
This is intentional since whiskey will start to lose the nuances of its flavor around 45.
Each set includes six stones a hardwood tray and two tumblers so it looks particularly great displayed on your bar cart.
Whiskey stones are small cubes of clean cut natural stone typically soapstone used to chill whiskey and other spirits.
However there s a greater chance of granite stones scratching your glasses.
Many of these stones came in different shapes and sizes.
Whiskey stones have been available to shop online for almost a decade.
While better than some rocks from the yard most whiskey stones do little to nothing.
The risk of whiskey stones tumbling out.
Granite tends to be harder than soapstone so granite whiskey stones are usually more durable.