For the Earth Goddess — let the stone itself tend your glass.
The earth has been chilling things for millennia; soapstone simply formalized the arrangement. Whiskey reveals its full character between 50–60ºF — at room temperature, alcohol shouts over the subtler notes, and over ice, the nuance drowns and then waters down. These extra-large soapstone cubes solve the riddle with metamorphic-rock physics: a specific heat of .98 J/gK (enough to cool your drink) and a density of 2.956 g/cm³ (so the stone won't absorb your whiskey or carry foreign flavors into it). Freeze them like ice cubes, drop one in, pour, and sip perfection.
Keep a pack in the freezer beside the moon water, and gift the rest to the slow-sippers you love. Grounding, quite literally, in every glass.
Natural soapstone · 1.5" (4 cm) cubes · 2 XL stones each· Freeze before use · Rinse clean