
How to Use a Cocktail Smoker: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to use a cocktail smoker in six simple steps, from preparing the glass and lighting wood chips to controlling smoke, serving, and cleanup.
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Practical notes on wood, flame, cocktails, and keeping the set ready for the next glass.

Learn how to use a cocktail smoker in six simple steps, from preparing the glass and lighting wood chips to controlling smoke, serving, and cleanup.
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Hickory is stronger than oak and works well with robust bourbon, rye, and dark sweeteners. Learn how much to use and when to stop the burn.
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Oak is an easy wood to start with because its aroma is already familiar in bourbon and rye. Learn how much to use and how long to smoke the glass.
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A practical method for adding clean wood smoke to an Old Fashioned without burying the bourbon, bitters, or orange.
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Compare six natural wood-chip profiles and choose the right smoke for bourbon, rye, an Old Fashioned, or a Manhattan.
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A straightforward checklist for filling, lighting, using, cooling, and storing a refillable culinary torch.
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Keep the smoker screen, Sapele wood top, natural wood chips, torch, and whiskey stones ready for the next pour.
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