Smoking Made Easy: Weber Smoque
Discover the Weber Smoque wood pellet smoker, which impresses with innovative features such as SmokeBoost for intense flavour and the Weber Connect® app for remote control. With a large cooking capacity, fast heating and easy cleaning, barbecuing becomes an effortless pleasure.
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Enough Space for Delicious Smoke: The Weber Smoque
Discover the Ultimate Smoking Experience with the Weber Smoque XL
Discover the perfect blend of innovation and tradition with the Weber Smoque pellet smoker, designed to deliver rich, smoky flavors and effortless precision for your outdoor cooking adventures.
Our Top Pick: The Weber Smoque XL Pellet Smoker
Let smoky flavour flow with a SmokeBoost setting that maintains ideal temperatures for optimal smoke absorption and a SmoqueVent system that circulates smoke around food for deep flavours and delicious browning.
- SmokeBoost setting maintains ideal temps for deep smoky flavour
- SmoqueVent system circulates smoke for flavour and browning
- Rapid React PID temperature controller heats up fast and regains temp when lid opens
- Weber Connect® digital LCD controller is easy to navigate
- Weber Connect® app enables remote monitoring and control
- Large cooking capacity with more than 5,900 sq cm of total cook space
- Side hopper to easily load a standard 9 kg bag of pellets"
Off To New Flavours
Make sure that you and your loved ones can taste the difference: Opt for authentic wood-fired taste
with our high-quality all-natural hardwood pellets.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Pellet BBQs use automated digital controllers and fans to feed wood pellets into a burn pot. This creates precise, indirect wood-fired heat for smoking and roasting, unlike the direct heat of gas or charcoal.
Yes. While pellets provide the actual heat and smoke, electricity is strictly required to power the digital controller, the automated pellet auger, the induction fan, and the electronic igniter.
Pellet BBQs offer set-and-forget automation, feeding pellets automatically to maintain precise temperatures. This makes them far better for low-and-slow smoking and rich wood flavour than gas or charcoal.
They are superb for low-and-slow classics like brisket, ribs, and pulled pork, but are also amazing for roasting chicken, fish, and vegetables. They can grill too, but their real strength is deep wood-fired flavour.
Yes. They perform well in cool, damp conditions, but you must keep your pellets completely dry in a sealed container. Use a fitted cover and allow for slightly longer preheating times in cold weather.
Yes, they are highly beginner-friendly. The digital system automatically manages the fire and airflow for you. You only need to monitor the pellet hopper levels and periodically clean out the ash.