Clear Ice Cube Maker Design Tray - Craft Modern Ice Molds for Bourbon & Cocktails in 5 Seconds - Whiskey Mold Cube Stamp – Bartender Accessories - Copper Ice Press Cocktails by Ash Harbor (Elements)

I got this for a Christmas gift for my father. We had a lot of fun melting the patterns into the different ice cubes. The designs melt on quickly, but the longer they stay on the pattern the deeper the design and the longer it will keep said design while melting into your drink. A great gift for someone who enjoys iced drinks snd doesn’t want to try shaping ice in molds (beside a basic square).

Big hit with my craft cocktail loving sister and BIL. Cubes are beautiful,design is neat but short livedStill a special treat, was the perfect addition to our cocktail themed gift.

It does the job, shapes your cubes and look nice. TBH I don’t use it much, turns out it was a product I didn’t need but it’s nice to have JUST INCASE you wanna feel like you’re at a nice bar and want some fancy cubes. I’d say go for it.

got these as a christmas present for my son. immediately tried it out and was amazed at how well they worked with large cubes. there are other designs so may try some others in the future

Works great! Easy to use, but probably only worth it if you’ve figured out the clear ice thing/directional freezing already. It isn’t going to magically make your cloudy ice from a mold clear.

This works great! The reviews comparing this aluminum version to brass are correct, but some context is needed. In full disclosure, I am a professional engineer who has some understanding of thermodynamics and has similar brass and this aluminum ice press product. Yes, brass does have better heat retention than aluminum. But the opposite is also true. Once brass cools down it also takes longer to heat back up. Aluminum is quicker to cool, but it also re-heats quicker. Essentially, it comes down to the re-heating and cooling cycle. More frequent but faster re-heating with aluminum or less frequent but slower re-heating with brass. Given the aluminum versions cost significantly less, I don't think you can go wrong, and highly recommend this product.I also have a trick that allows me to mass-produce cubes, even using this aluminum version. I use a microwaveable heating gel pack. Put the gel pack in the microwave for 1.5 to 2 minutes, put the ice pattern on the gel pack then press away!

Works as described. An easy fancy boost to entertaining.

love it works great