Picked a set of these up online at Villeroy and Boch at 1/2 price.
To me they work as well with bourbon and rye as a glencairn glass.
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New tasting glass
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Cohim
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Re: New tasting glass
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Picked a set of these up online at Villeroy and Boch at 1/2 price.
To me they work as well with bourbon and rye as a glencairn glass.
[img]http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/gallery/15_20_08_14_9_14_44.jpg[/img]
[/quote]that is a seriously clear ice ball
Picked a set of these up online at Villeroy and Boch at 1/2 price.
To me they work as well with bourbon and rye as a glencairn glass.
[img]http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/gallery/15_20_08_14_9_14_44.jpg[/img]
[/quote]that is a seriously clear ice ball
I come from the land of "Show your tit's, and that ain't no lie!!!
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hp123
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Re: New tasting glass
Ice. How cute. :lookatme:
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Cohim
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Re: New tasting glass
I am in serious need of ice lessons. The clearest I have been able to make is when I put hot water from my water cooler. I have tried distilled water, and I have tried boiling water, and a billion other tricks. What are you doing that is different from me Doc?
I come from the land of "Show your tit's, and that ain't no lie!!!
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neko988
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Re: New tasting glass
The trick is using directional freezing. Google the term for a lot of good information on it. There's a few molds that are now sold that incorporate this method with pretty good results from what I have read .