They're called whiskey smokers. Pour the whiskey in a glass, put the wood piece on top. Fill the hole on top with sawdust/chips, and light with a torch which forces the smoke down thru the hole on top of the whiskey thusly imparting a smokey flavor to the spirit!
Cool idea, but if you want a smoky whisky I recommend, and I’m sure @SENC will agree, get an Islay single malt scotch whisky, You can’t go wrong.
Mine are 3¼-4" diameter, whatever size needed to cover the glass. Top hole is 1" diam, thru hole can be ¼-⅜". I got some 1" screens from Amazon, or just cut from some scrap.
No thanks! Scotch is not for me....even when I sampled it at the Talisker Distillery on Isle of Skye.
I admit it is an acquired taste. We were at Talisker in July. I do enjoy their 10yr.
I look at the phrase 'acquired taste' as a warning, and to take very small bites or sips.
Different than smoking meat for 10-12 hours?
Hey now, no call for that foul language! Why do we need to talk this kind of way! That was definitely a kick below the belt!
Want to talk about beans belonging in chili instead?Hey now, no call for that foul language! Why do we need to talk this kind of way!
You have a great point and I think that you should make these for all of your drinking friends!
Want to talk about beans belonging in chili instead?
FYI....they do!!!
Make them for my friends eh?
I did....there's 2!
duh!
Now you're gonna have those Texas dudes all riled up.Well of course beans belong in the chili!
At least you have a couple.
I'm off to prepare those picanha's for the smoker on Wednesday!
Texas guys love Picanha. It's red meat on the smoker. What could possibly be wrong with that?
Good to see brown ground instead of white! Are you in the winter storm warning area for the next couple of days? Nephew in Cheyenne said he may have to smoke his turkey in the garage depending on when the storm hits.
Weather is headed south tomorrow but no snow starting until tomorrow evening. Advisory runs through Saturday evening. Probably won’t get this job done. Greenhouse took priority……
That corrosion looks like it came from inside to the outside. Salt and moisture are the culprits, as you know. Maybe look for how water is getting inside and see if you can seal those openings somehow. I'm sure they only paint the outside of the tubes.
The nice weather lady last night showed Wyoming high country getting as much as 30 inches.
