Does the presence of ice in an alcoholic drink increase the risk of a stroke?

I have tried to find something on this online but came up empty, so I ask here if there is any basis to a very old belief I have known a few hard drinkers to share.

Drinking alcohol is already considered to put the drinker at risk of stroke, but is it true that the risk is elevated if there are ice cubes or crushed ice in the glass?

I know of no research in to this, nor have I an idea of how this would be tested.

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