- Professionally engineered and elegantly designed tabletop wine chiller
- Offers precise, preprogrammed temperatures for 33 varieties of wine
- Thermo-electric Peltier module with CPU control for constant temperature
- LCD backlit screen; suitable for wine bottles with a diameter up to 3-1/2 inches
- Measures 8 by 6 by 9 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Product Description
A fine wine must be served at the proper temperature to optimize its flavor. The Waring Pro® Professional Wine Chiller features precise, preprogrammed temperatures for 33 varieties of red, white and Champagne wines. Professionally engineered, and elegantly designed with a 3 ½-inch diameter chilling chamber that accommodates most bottles, this professional tabletop wine chiller is a must for wine lovers.
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a great alternative to sticking a wine bottle in the freezer and then forgetting about it!
We like the wine chiller as we no longer need to mess with bags of ice to have our white wines chilled throughout an entire evening. You can hear the fan as the chiller is working, but is quiet enough that a little soft music in the background or conversation covers any occasional “whir”.
Out of the box the Waring Pro Wine Chiller seems to be a home run purchase. It’s sleek, innovative and easy to use. Unfortunately it doesn’t really work all that well.
If your looking for a cool looking product that will keep your *already* chilled wine cool then this works great! (without the mess of using ice) However, taking a room temperature bottle of wine and trying to get it the temperature needed is close to impossible.
Pros: Looks great
Keeps a cold bottle of wine cold without an ice bucket
Quiet
Cons: Does not chill a room temperature bottle of wine
Power cord is bulky
LCD can be a little hard to read at times
Received this as a gift, and it was never able to chill a bottle of wine to a proper temperature. It might be useful as a night-light, but it definitely falls short of what it advertises.
We wanted to slightly warm up a cool (~50deg.) bottle of merlot. Dropped in the bottle turned it on and set the controls to Merlot @ 63 deg.
The readout said the current temp was 77 deg (HUH?) and proceeded to start chilling our already too-cool merlot.
I turned it off and started again – same thing, so I let it run to see if it would figure things out eventually. After about 3 minutes it said CHEERS and stopped.
This unit (along with other reviewers’) obviously has a bad temp sensor so we will try to exchange and see if we get a good one.
Caveat Emptor!
Yeah, the fan is a bit noisy too.
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