
From luxury to everyday: The chilling history of ice
Ice wasn’t always a household staple—it was once a rare luxury reserved for emperors and elites. Ancient civilizations like the Chinese, Egyptians, and Persians developed ingenious methods to harvest and store ice, from cutting frozen stream tops to building underground domes called Yakhchāls that preserved ice through hot summers.

Why go fruity?
Infusing water (or ice!) with fruit transforms every sip into a multisensory experience. Here’s why people are trading plain ice for Seasons of Ice:

From Luxury to Everyday: The Chilling History of Ice
Ice wasn’t always a household staple—it was once a rare luxury reserved for emperors and elites. Ancient civilizations like the Chinese, Egyptians, and Persians developed ingenious methods to harvest and store ice, from cutting frozen stream tops to building underground domes called Yakhchāls that preserved ice through hot summers.

Ice as old as time?
Check out this CNN video reporting on scientist who found ice that is appx 1.5 million years old! How COOOL is that?! It was uncovered in Antartica, and they report it to be some of the oldest ice on record. Scientists hope analyzing the ice will unlock amazing secrets about our climate which may help us make future projections.

Ice vs. liquid nitrogen-cooled ice: A chilling comparison
When we think of ice, we picture slow-melting cubes keeping our drinks cool. But what happens when ice meets one of the coldest substances on Earth—liquid nitrogen? The transformation is actually fairly stark.


When life give you boiling water, make ice.
Here at Seasons of Ice, we like to say “when life gives us water…

Learning about American History through ice?
We’ll drink to that! In Discover Magazine’s article, they acknowledge the effects the civil war had on ice trade and detail the efforts one doctor took…

Who is the “Ice King”?
Frederic Tudor is his name. In the 1800s, he shipped nearly 12,000 tons of ice halfway around the globe…

Even Starbucks cares about ice
As Food&Wine and other media outlets reported in May 2023, Starbucks decided to…

Has the “heyday of ice delivery” passed?
In August 2021, the Dallas Morning News did a stellar article on ice delivery during…

Procuring ice from frozen lakes to enhancing the cocktail experience
Don’t you love it when one blog cites another blog?