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trystan
Verified Purchase
★★★★★it's summer, a bottle of rosé is calling, this is the answer
Reviewed on 2020-06-25
America's Test Kitchen rated this as the top wine chiller, & they did not steer me wrong. While I love a vintage silver champagne bucket for chilling my wine, that old-fashioned thing is inefficient & messy. Enter the Oggi, sleek & modern with removable chill packs that I leave in my freezer all week long. When the weekend comes & it's time to kick back in the patio with a bottle of rosé or white wine, I pop the chill packs inside the Oggi Wine Cooler. In goes the chilled wine bottle & it stays beautifully chilled for the hour or two it takes for a friend & I to drink it. No condensation mess, no ice cube fuss. When the wine is gone, I just stick the chill packs back in the freezer for the next time. Perfection! Maybe I'll put flowers in the vintage silver bucket?
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J. Johnson
Verified Purchase
★★★★★Best Cooler We've Owned Yet
Reviewed on 2023-08-04
This is a definite must-have for wine lovers. Easy to assemble and take apart, keeps the wine nice and cool and best yet, NO ICE to mess around with, the bottle is cold and doesn't drip all over you when you pour more...the inside parts (there are 3) go into the freezer (they are made of thick sturdy plastic type material) just like an ice pack for your lunch box, then slip nicely into the outer holder. When properly (and easily) put together, holds the wine bottle snuggly, even fits the larger (fatter) bottles of sparkling/champagne type wine. If you like relaxing with your wine and not dripping and getting up and down, this will work great for you, especially by the pool!
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JWL
Verified Purchase
★★★★★Wine Cooler Bucket that actually works well
Reviewed on 2020-09-12
Wine cooling bucket by Oggi is a good product. After viewing the results of comparison and performance tests on America's Test Kitchen TV show, where Oggi bucket was chosen as the "winner", I decided to give it my personal performance test; it keeps a cold bottle of wine cool for a reasonable period of time. Starting with frozen inserts and a cold bottle wine, the temperature at the bottom of the bucket begins at about 38 degrees Fahrenheit and then steadily increases to ambient temperature as time goes by.
