“I love using the Roller Rock glasses when I've purchased a whisky that I'd like my friends to try. There's definitely a wow factor when they see not only the special glasses, but the sphere of ice as well. The only bad thing about the glasses is that they often become the topic of conversation rather than the whisky I'm trying to showcase! I'm really happy with them, they do exactly what they say they will do, and they allow me and my guests to enjoy a nice drink on the rock[s] in the absolutely best way possible. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is serious about enjoying spirits of any kind. My only regret is only purchasing two my first time around! :)”
“These are pretty cool. I was skeptical at first that the ice cubes would disappointment, but like magic they come out perfectly round and melt evenly.
Only 1 real negative-
you need to pour ALOT of your drink to maximize the chill effect.”
“In theory, this is a fun new way to serve spirits. However, using tap or distilled water without boiling, leaves ice balls that are cloudy or break in half thus negating the intention of the product.
Also, with only one ice mould per set, prep time for more than one drink can get pretty long.
That said, it's still a novel idea, and the glass does work as intended. If you can get the ice part right (I recommend using boiled distilled water), then it's pretty fun.”
“The glass and ice ball mold are great. I think the thickness of the glass walls are quite thin. I fear it will break any time I clean the glass.
Otherwise, great product.”
“I tend to use the ice ball without the glass, which works just fine with any tumbler of scotch or prefered beverage. Certainly gets noticed when you hand out drinks with a perfectly round ice sphere.”
“I love the idea behind this glass. I was really excited when it arrived in the mail. I still love it but it is far from perfect and far from the picture. Most of its imperfections stem from the ice sphere mold. It seems no matter how accurately I try to fill it up, the expansion of the water creates imperfections, whether it's the large piece that is created by the opening in the mold or a rim around the sphere created by the seem of the top and bottom half of the mold. While I may be expecting a lot of the little mold, the purpose of purchasing this is to have the striking image of a perfect sphere of ice on top of the ability to use it in a novel way. That's taken away when the ice ball is imperfect right out of the mold. Secondly, there is a hideous product name printed on to the glass itself close to the lip. This couldn't be put on the bottom of the glass where people will only see it if they're looking? The simplicity of the design is taken away by the logo. I can probably scrape the logo off, but should I have to when buying something I'm assuming is stylish? All in all, I love the glass and I love its innate style. I'm simply harping on some issues that make this glass less than perfect.”
“This is a much cheaper alternative to those other spherical ice shapers. The main problem I have this set is the design of the glass. Since I rarely drink that much scotch/whisky at one sitting, the punt on the glass raises the ice ball to the point where it barely even touches the liquor, which kind of defeats the purpose of having ice in the first place. So I just use the ball in my regular rocks glasses. Kind of wish I could have bought the ice mold without the glass.”
