Whiskey Rocks

The Bruce Rocks Whiskey Rocks

Elevate Your Spirits with Canadian Craftsmanship

Individually handcrafted from Canadian Wiartonite, a distinctive limestone exclusively found on the stunning Bruce Peninsula, these whiskey rocks are a must-have for any connoisseur.

Highlights:

• Handcrafted Canadian Stone: Each whiskey rock is carefully shaped from Wiartonite, a unique limestone known for its durability and aesthetic appeal. This special stone is sourced exclusively from the picturesque Bruce Peninsula in Canada.

• Versatile Usage: These rocks can be used both hot and cold. Chill them to keep your whiskey, scotch, or other fine spirits cool without diluting them. Alternatively, warm them up to gently heat your cognac or brandy, enhancing the flavors.

• Unique and Elegant: Every piece is one-of-a-kind, showcasing the natural beauty and distinct characteristics of Wiartonite. Their elegant appearance makes them a perfect gift or addition to your barware collection.

Benefits:

• Keeps Drinks at Optimal Temperature: Enjoy your beverages at the perfect temperature without compromising their flavor. These rocks are ideal for those who appreciate their drinks undiluted and at just the right temperature.

• Can be Used Hot as Well: Place in a dish with water and microwave. Can be used in Mulled Wine, Bourbon citrus sipper, Hibiscus-tequila toddy, Hot orange sipping tea, Light cranberry hot toddy, Apple Cider. A must try with a Liqueur like Snap that has nutmeg, cinnamon, and Rooibos tea - it tastes like gingerbread!

• Eco-Friendly and Sustainable: Utilizing natural Canadian stone, these whiskey rocks are a sustainable choice compared to disposable cooling methods.

Care Instructions: Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly after each use. To sanitize, place them in the dishwasher or boil them for a few minutes.

*Not for use in mixed drinks. A reaction between the Limestone and the mix will make it flat. 

Experience the Craftsmanship of the Bruce Peninsula with Every Sip!

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By the Bruce Rocks, Ontario.