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Waring PC100 1-Bottle Wine Chiller

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$82.00 to $108.70 from 2 sellers

Rating: 2

A must-have for wine lovers, this elegantly designed, tabletop wine chiller allows you to keep your wine at temperatures consistent with professional standards for 33 varieties of red, white, and champagne wines.

Seller	Condition	Price	Delivery	Total Price	Seller Rating
Merchant Info	New	$82.00	Free	$82.00	970 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$99.95	Free	$108.70	31 Reviews

Summary
Description	PC100 1-Bottle Wine Chiller
Manufacturer	Waring
Lowest Price	$82.00
Available at	2 Stores
MPN/UPC/SKU	PC100
Product Specification
General Info
Wine Refrigerator Type	Chiller
Bottle Capacity	1
Wine Refrigerator Color	Black
Features
Features	Digital Display
Dimensions
Height	8 in
Width	6 in
Depth	9 in
Warranty
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited
More Info
Commercial Appliances	No
URL	Click here

Review Date: 29-Feb-08
jonlouisville	Rating: 2 Time with product: 1 Weeks Strengths: Nice looks. Doesn't take up much space. Weaknesses: Inaccurate chilling. Falls far short in chilling white wines. Noisy. Summary: Many people say wine should be at room temperature, but frankly, many reds should be slightly cooler, and whites often need to be under 50 degrees F. This unit got some Bordeaux red to 63 degrees (as shown on the LCD) in 2 hours from 72 room temperature, when the instructions advised it should be under an hour. But the temperature of the wine was actually 66 degrees. White wine chilling was unacceptable, chilling to a real temp of 53 when the display read 47. Might be OK if you don't have space for a real wine refrigerator, or for reds (or for folks who don't know the difference). And, the fan is noisy, so keep it away from the dinner guests. Not a good buy at the $150 list price; maybe OK for under $50 for occasional use.

Review Date: 29-Feb-08

jonlouisville

Rating: Rating 2 2

Time with product: 1 Weeks

Strengths: Nice looks. Doesn't take up much space.

Weaknesses: Inaccurate chilling. Falls far short in chilling white wines. Noisy.

Summary: Many people say wine should be at room temperature, but frankly, many reds should be slightly cooler, and whites often need to be under 50 degrees F. This unit got some Bordeaux red to 63 degrees (as shown on the LCD) in 2 hours from 72 room temperature, when the instructions advised it should be under an hour. But the temperature of the wine was actually 66 degrees. White wine chilling was unacceptable, chilling to a real temp of 53 when the display read 47. Might be OK if you don't have space for a real wine refrigerator, or for reds (or for folks who don't know the difference). And, the fan is noisy, so keep it away from the dinner guests. Not a good buy at the $150 list price; maybe OK for under $50 for occasional use.

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