Ice luge

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An ice luge is a large block of ice with a narrow channel carved through it used to cool a beverage for drinking. A determined quantity of liquid, typically liquor, is poured into a channel at the top of the luge. A few seconds later the drink is dispensed at the bottom of the channel at an ice cold temperature, either directly into an open mouth of a participant or a waiting glass. An ice luge can be carved from a block of ice or cast from a mold


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