Whiskey Smoker Kit in Gift Box

Elevate your bartending game with our Whiskey Smoker Kit

Ready to elevate your home bar? Our Whiskey Smoker Kit is perfect for those who enjoy the finer things. It makes an excellent gift for whiskey enthusiasts or a great way to treat yourself while learning a new skill. Plus, it adds a unique touch to your cocktails, giving you an experience that’s both fun and sophisticated.

• Easy to use
• Stylish and Sleek
• Versatile and Portable

What’s Included

• Premium wood chips, carefully chosen for their distinct flavor profiles, including cherry, pecan, and oak.
• Sleek smoking torch that’s compact and easy to handle, providing a perfect, controlled smoke every time.
• Butane to keep your torch ready for use for the long-term.
• Wood whiskey smoker engraved with the elegant Crafted Barware logo.

How to Use a Whiskey Smoker

1. Fill Your Glass: Start with your preferred whiskey or cocktail.
2. Load the Chamber: Add your wood chips—oak is a great go-to, as it's commonly used in aging whiskey. You can also experiment with cherry and pecan for different flavors.
3. Torch the Chips: Adjust your torch for a long flame, hold it at a 45-degree angle, and build up a good smoke.
4. Infuse Your Drink: Let the smoker sit on top of your glass for 2-3 minutes, adjusting for more or less smoke. Try different chips to customize the flavor. Experiment and enjoy the process!

Common Questions

What whiskey is best for a smoker?

Aged whiskeys like bourbon or scotch work best because their complex flavors pair well with smoke. Rye whiskey is also a great choice if you prefer a spicier kick.

What kind of wood do you use for a whiskey smoker? 

Oak is a popular choice due to its traditional use in aging whiskey. Cherry and pecan are great alternatives for adding fruity or nutty flavors.

Can you smoke whiskey on the rocks?

Yes, smoking whiskey on the rocks enhances the drink by slowly releasing smoke as the ice melts, creating a balanced flavor.

Do you need a cloche to smoke cocktails?

A smoking cloche isn't required, but it helps trap the smoke and concentrate the flavor. Whiskey smokers with lids work just as well.

Do smoked cocktails taste better?

Smoked cocktails add depth and complexity, making the flavors more robust and layered. If you enjoy bold drinks, smoking definitely enhances the experience. Some fruity drinks, though, might be better enjoyed without smoke.