--- product_id: 667623433 title: "Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric" brand: "berlinzo" price: "€ 144.47" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Berlinzo" url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/667623433-berlinzo-clear-ice-cube-maker-mold-8-2-1in-whiskey store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Directional freezing tech 8 crystal-clear 2.1in cubes BPA-free flexible silicone Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric **Brand:** berlinzo **Price:** € 144.47 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🧊 Elevate your pour with ice as clear as your taste. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric by berlinzo - **How much does it cost?** € 144.47 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/667623433-berlinzo-clear-ice-cube-maker-mold-8-2-1in-whiskey) ## Best For - berlinzo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted berlinzo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Bar-Quality Crystal Clarity:** Directional freezing removes impurities for flawless, transparent ice every time. - β€’ **Effortless Release, No Cracks:** Premium BPA-free silicone flexes to pop out perfect cubes without damage. - β€’ **Customizable Conversation Starters:** Includes 24 food-safe print plates to imprint messages on iceβ€”turn every drink into an event. - β€’ **Slow-Melt, Flavor-Preserving Cubes:** Large 2.1-inch squares chill your spirits longer without watering down your pour. - β€’ **Space-Smart, Non-Electric Convenience:** Freeze, release, and store with included bagβ€”no bulky machines, just pure style. ## Overview The Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold crafts eight large, crystal-clear 2.1-inch ice cubes using directional freezing technology that pushes impurities away for bar-quality clarity. Made from BPA-free silicone, it ensures easy cube release without cracking. The kit includes 24 interchangeable print plates to personalize your ice, plus a storage bag for batching ahead. Non-electric and compact, it’s designed for professionals who demand premium presentation and slow-melting ice that preserves the integrity of their spirits. ## Description Online Shopping for Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets from a great selection at everyday low prices. Free 2-day Shipping with desertcart Prime. Review: Makes great crystal clear ice cubes (two 2" ice cubes in about 30 hours) - The process is a little clunky, and it can sometimes be frustrating but with a little practice and patience, you get beautiful, crystal-clear ice cubes every time. I gave this ice cube maker 5 stars because it is relatively inexpensive for what you get, the materials are high quality with good fit and finish. The drawbacks (such as taking 30 hours to make only 2 ice cubes) are really a function of thermodynamics rather than the product itself. (See the end of this review for the TLDR "how it works".) I have been using this ice maker for around 18 months now and here is the process I use to get crystal-clear cubes every time: 1) Start by cleaning and drying all the parts. If any of the parts are wet when they go into the freezer, the unit can be extremely difficult to open up and can result in the corners of the ice cubes being chipped. Also, if you're refilling the ice maker after using it, make sure there is no residual ice chips or drops left in the mold. 2) Assemble the components. First, make sure the foam insulator is pushed all the way down into the plastic shell and then the plastic reservoir is pushed all the way down into the foam insulator. These parts all fit very nicely together and it will be apparent from the way the lips of each piece connect when they are properly assembled. Leaving a gap between any two of these pieces will result in substandard ice. 3) Fill the reservoir to the indicator mark. I use reverse-osmosis (RO) filtered water but I've also used tap water successfully. Use lukewarm water for best results. 4) Assemble the silicone ice mold and then slowly let it settle into the reservoir. Don't push the mold into the reservoir or you'll end up with incomplete or malformed ice cubes. A small amount of water should bubble up out of the 2 vent holes in the mold. Make sure the mold is completely settled into the reservoir before proceeding - again, the parts fit together nicely so it will be obvious when settling is complete. Use a towel to dry any standing water on top of the ice mold. 5) Use two hands to lift the entire assembly and place it upright in the freezer. Lift it by the side handles. Do not squeeze the assembly (by lifting it with one hand) or you'll end up with incomplete or malformed cubes. The goal here is to have no additional water bubble out of the vent holes as you put the assembly into the freezer. Leave the mould in the freezer for 30 hours. 6) Pull the silicone mold out of the reservoir, pull the two halves apart and gently remove the ice cubes. Cubes can be stored in the included silicone zip-lock bag (the bag holds 6 cubes) for several weeks. Cubes can be stored in regular freezer Ziploc bags for a couple of weeks but longer than that and they start to degrade. Use warm water to remove the ice in the bottom of the reservoir. Dry all the parts and you're ready to start again. How it works: the key to the process is the insulating layer on 4 sides plus the bottom of the mold. The mold orients the cubes with one corner up (the non-insulated side) which is exposed to the ambient air in the freezer. This orientation along with the insulation forces the water in the mould to freeze from the top down. As the water freezes, it pushes the entrained air (and any impurities) down into the reservoir, leaving crystal clear ice behind in each cube. (The reservoir holds about 3x as much water as needed to make the cubes. This extra space give the water with entrained air a place to go as the cubes freeze.) The insulating layer is a bit thin but using warm water in the mould ensures that the process proceeds properly. The whole assembly is kinda bulky and it would be quite a bit bulkier if the insulation was thicker so I think this is a good design trade-off. Review: Fabulous product, works precisely as advertised - tl;dr: This unit makes excellent clear ice with low effort. It helps to know the science behind it to avoid pitfalls. It's worth the slightly higher price for the build quality. I couldn't be happier with the huge clear ice cubes it makes for my whiskey drinks. Basic science behind clear ice: As ice crystals form, contaminates are pushed away. Normal ice trays freeze from all directions so contaminates end up in the middle of the cube, making them cloudy. By surrounding the mold on 5 sides with insulation, the water directionally freezes (top-down in this case) leaving a cube of ice that has pushed all contaminates into the water below the mold. Stopping the freezing process before the reservoir of water freezes aids in mold removal. Fit and finish: I chose this model because it has a hard outer shell with dense insulation molded to an exact fit. Other models use that cheap layered white foam with no shell. Inside of the molded insulation is fitted the reservoir, which again is a high quality plastic and fits perfectly inside the insulation shell. Finally, the molds are a thick silicone that has a high-quality feel. 10 out of 10 for fit and finish. Functionality: Each cube has FOUR holes to push contaminates through verses only 1 in other models I looked at. It is easy to fill, easy to insert the molds, and just a pleasure to use. You will need freezer space for it, making clear ice takes space. Removing the molds can be frustrating. Be patient, follow instructions and let the thing sit for 10-15 minutes prior to attempting removal. Alternate sides, go slow and they eventually break free. It is easier if the freezing process is halted before the reservoir has frozen, but this takes trial and error to dial in. My freezer's optimum time ended up being 27 hours. After use, I found that I was able to simply pour the reservoir water out, then pull the thin bit of ice that did form straight out and restart the process immediately. Leave it too long in the freezer and you'll have blocks of ice to deal with. Tips: Fill the reservoir with WARM water up to the point the bottom of the molds will sit. Then insert the molds and fill with COLD water. After filling, tip slightly from side to side to allow any trapped air to escape. This will aid in the preventing reservoir from freezing too easily. Ice heaves happen. Sometimes as ice forms/expands, it pushes up. So some cubes may be larger than others. It's still clear and cool. ## Features - CRYSTAL-CLEAR CUBES, NO CLOUD: This clear ice cube maker mold makes eight optical-clear 2.1-inch squares in your own freezer β€” directional freezing draws impurities out as the ice sets, so you get transparent cubes, not the cloudy, bubble-filled kind a standard tray leaves behind.** Used to serve whiskey, cocktails, and mocktails at the clarity you'd expect from a good bar, no electric ice machine required - RELEASES CLEAN, MELTS SLOW: Crafted from BPA-free, food-grade silicone that flexes to release each cube intact β€” no cracking, no tearing, the top complaint with rigid trays answered directly. The 2.1-inch mass melts slower than cloudy cubes, keeping premium spirits chilled without watering them down β€” for those who take their pour seriously and refuse dilution - **CLARITY PLUS CONVERSATION: Beyond clear ice, this set includes 24 food-safe print plates that imprint a message into each cube β€” a detail no plain tray offers, turning a whiskey pour into a conversation starter. Ideal for birthdays, bachelor parties, and holiday hosting; swap plates to match the occasion, from humor to celebration, and serve ice that gets a reaction - COMPLETE, PARTY-READY KIT: Includes a freezer storage bag so finished cubes are ready for guests and the mold is free to make more β€” pairs with your rocks glasses and your spirits, nothing else to buy. Non-electric and counter-free: fill, freeze, release. Built for batching ahead of gatherings without an appliance taking up space - COMPLETE, VERSATILE KIT: Includes a freezer storage bag so both shapes are ready for guests β€” pairs with rocks glasses and highballs alike, nothing else to buy. Non-electric and counter-free: fill, freeze, release. The one set that covers every glass in the house, batched ahead without an appliance ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0DCNV6PKH | | Best Sellers Rank | #42,725 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #388 in Ice Cube Molds & Trays | | Brand | BERLINZO | | Brand Name | BERLINZO | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 723 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00850022410758 | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 12.6"L x 7.3"W x 6.9"H | | Item Weight | 2.49 kg | | Manufacturer | BERLINZO | | Manufacturer Part Number | CIM_PV2_8Cubes | | Material | Silicone | | Material Type | Silicone | | Model Number | PV2_4Cubes_Black | | Number of Items | 8 | | Product Dimensions | 12.6"L x 7.3"W x 6.9"H | | Shape | Square | | Size | Large | | UPC | 850022410758 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** BERLINZO - **Color:** Black - **Material:** Silicone - **Product Dimensions:** 12.6"L x 7.3"W x 6.9"H - **Shape:** Square ## Images ![Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71GZjMAK5ML.jpg) ![Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/711GJdoKGlL.jpg) ![Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71O73zpxzGL.jpg) ![Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81SxbKQXaML.jpg) ![Berlinzo Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 2.1in Whiskey Squares, Non-Electric - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71p0rKu627L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How do I remove Berlinzo ice cubes from the mold without breaking them?** A: Run warm water over the mold base for 20–30 seconds, then push up from the corners β€” don't pull from the top. The silicone flexes to release cleanly every time. **Q: Is the Berlinzo ice maker a good gift for whiskey lovers?** A: Consistently one of Amazon's top-reviewed whiskey gifts. Crystal-clear 2.1" cubes melt slower and elevate any pour. Available in 5 configurations β€” birthdays, Father's Day, groomsmen, and more. **Q: Will 2.1-inch cubes fit my whiskey glasses?** A: They fit wide-mouth rocks and old fashioned glasses (2.5"+ opening). Measure your glass before ordering. For narrower glasses, our sphere variation is a better fit. **Q: How long does it take to make ice, and why does it sometimes come out cloudy?** A: Directional freezing forms ice slowly from the top down, pushing impurities out to produce crystal-clear results. Cloudiness means hard tap water or incomplete freeze. Use filtered water and allow full 24–48 hrs. Plan one batch ahead. **Q: How do the conversation ice print inserts work?** A: Place the silicone print plate flat on the mold base, fill with filtered water just below the fill line, freeze 24–48 hrs, then warm-water release. Flat placement is key to clean imprints. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes great crystal clear ice cubes (two 2" ice cubes in about 30 hours) *by P***R on November 18, 2023* The process is a little clunky, and it can sometimes be frustrating but with a little practice and patience, you get beautiful, crystal-clear ice cubes every time. I gave this ice cube maker 5 stars because it is relatively inexpensive for what you get, the materials are high quality with good fit and finish. The drawbacks (such as taking 30 hours to make only 2 ice cubes) are really a function of thermodynamics rather than the product itself. (See the end of this review for the TLDR "how it works".) I have been using this ice maker for around 18 months now and here is the process I use to get crystal-clear cubes every time: 1) Start by cleaning and drying all the parts. If any of the parts are wet when they go into the freezer, the unit can be extremely difficult to open up and can result in the corners of the ice cubes being chipped. Also, if you're refilling the ice maker after using it, make sure there is no residual ice chips or drops left in the mold. 2) Assemble the components. First, make sure the foam insulator is pushed all the way down into the plastic shell and then the plastic reservoir is pushed all the way down into the foam insulator. These parts all fit very nicely together and it will be apparent from the way the lips of each piece connect when they are properly assembled. Leaving a gap between any two of these pieces will result in substandard ice. 3) Fill the reservoir to the indicator mark. I use reverse-osmosis (RO) filtered water but I've also used tap water successfully. Use lukewarm water for best results. 4) Assemble the silicone ice mold and then slowly let it settle into the reservoir. Don't push the mold into the reservoir or you'll end up with incomplete or malformed ice cubes. A small amount of water should bubble up out of the 2 vent holes in the mold. Make sure the mold is completely settled into the reservoir before proceeding - again, the parts fit together nicely so it will be obvious when settling is complete. Use a towel to dry any standing water on top of the ice mold. 5) Use two hands to lift the entire assembly and place it upright in the freezer. Lift it by the side handles. Do not squeeze the assembly (by lifting it with one hand) or you'll end up with incomplete or malformed cubes. The goal here is to have no additional water bubble out of the vent holes as you put the assembly into the freezer. Leave the mould in the freezer for 30 hours. 6) Pull the silicone mold out of the reservoir, pull the two halves apart and gently remove the ice cubes. Cubes can be stored in the included silicone zip-lock bag (the bag holds 6 cubes) for several weeks. Cubes can be stored in regular freezer Ziploc bags for a couple of weeks but longer than that and they start to degrade. Use warm water to remove the ice in the bottom of the reservoir. Dry all the parts and you're ready to start again. How it works: the key to the process is the insulating layer on 4 sides plus the bottom of the mold. The mold orients the cubes with one corner up (the non-insulated side) which is exposed to the ambient air in the freezer. This orientation along with the insulation forces the water in the mould to freeze from the top down. As the water freezes, it pushes the entrained air (and any impurities) down into the reservoir, leaving crystal clear ice behind in each cube. (The reservoir holds about 3x as much water as needed to make the cubes. This extra space give the water with entrained air a place to go as the cubes freeze.) The insulating layer is a bit thin but using warm water in the mould ensures that the process proceeds properly. The whole assembly is kinda bulky and it would be quite a bit bulkier if the insulation was thicker so I think this is a good design trade-off. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fabulous product, works precisely as advertised *by C***S on August 14, 2025* tl;dr: This unit makes excellent clear ice with low effort. It helps to know the science behind it to avoid pitfalls. It's worth the slightly higher price for the build quality. I couldn't be happier with the huge clear ice cubes it makes for my whiskey drinks. Basic science behind clear ice: As ice crystals form, contaminates are pushed away. Normal ice trays freeze from all directions so contaminates end up in the middle of the cube, making them cloudy. By surrounding the mold on 5 sides with insulation, the water directionally freezes (top-down in this case) leaving a cube of ice that has pushed all contaminates into the water below the mold. Stopping the freezing process before the reservoir of water freezes aids in mold removal. Fit and finish: I chose this model because it has a hard outer shell with dense insulation molded to an exact fit. Other models use that cheap layered white foam with no shell. Inside of the molded insulation is fitted the reservoir, which again is a high quality plastic and fits perfectly inside the insulation shell. Finally, the molds are a thick silicone that has a high-quality feel. 10 out of 10 for fit and finish. Functionality: Each cube has FOUR holes to push contaminates through verses only 1 in other models I looked at. It is easy to fill, easy to insert the molds, and just a pleasure to use. You will need freezer space for it, making clear ice takes space. Removing the molds can be frustrating. Be patient, follow instructions and let the thing sit for 10-15 minutes prior to attempting removal. Alternate sides, go slow and they eventually break free. It is easier if the freezing process is halted before the reservoir has frozen, but this takes trial and error to dial in. My freezer's optimum time ended up being 27 hours. After use, I found that I was able to simply pour the reservoir water out, then pull the thin bit of ice that did form straight out and restart the process immediately. Leave it too long in the freezer and you'll have blocks of ice to deal with. Tips: Fill the reservoir with WARM water up to the point the bottom of the molds will sit. Then insert the molds and fill with COLD water. After filling, tip slightly from side to side to allow any trapped air to escape. This will aid in the preventing reservoir from freezing too easily. Ice heaves happen. Sometimes as ice forms/expands, it pushes up. So some cubes may be larger than others. It's still clear and cool. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works perfect. Ice cubes were clear all the way through. *by T***O on January 12, 2026* I sort of kind of had my doubts based on experiences from other reviews left here. They were mixed. Some people had great success while others complained it sucked right out of the box. I followed the instructions exactly. Cleaned it well with soap and water first. Rinsed it well and then filled with warm water - not hot, not cold but warm. Froze it for over 24 hours and checked on it. It was so clear that I thought perhaps it hadn't frozen all the way through yet. I took it out and moved it around and didn't notice any air bubbles moving inside of the cube. I went ahead and removed the mold and then pushed the ice cubes out. They were solid and they were crystal clear. The eyes left inside of the bottom of the mold had not Frozen all the way through but even it was clear after the water drained out. This is a quality item and I'm very impressed with how my ice cubes turned out. My only wish is that it included additional silicone stamps for decorating the ice other than just the two that it came with. I highly recommend this and if there is a four-cube version, go for that one as well ## Frequently Bought Together - Berlinzo Premium Clear Ice Cube Maker Mold - 8 Large 2.1-inch Crystal Clear Ice Square Cubes for Whiskey and Cocktails - Easy-to-Remove Ice Cubes Mold - Storage Bag & 24 Ice Prints Included, Black - BERLINZO Large Reusable Ice Storage Bag - Freezer Safe Leak Proof Silicone and Plastic-Free Lunch Bag for Ice and Food Storage - BPA-Free XL Size --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/667623433-berlinzo-clear-ice-cube-maker-mold-8-2-1in-whiskey](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/667623433-berlinzo-clear-ice-cube-maker-mold-8-2-1in-whiskey) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-07-28*