Note: The Urban Trend Waterfall Wine Chiller has been discontinued. As an alternative, we recommend the highly-rated Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage & Wine Chiller or the Waring Pro RPC175WS.
- Chills cans, juice bottles, and wine from 77 degrees to 43 degrees in minutes
- Chills by rotating beverage while spraying with cold water; "no-spin" stops rotation
- Extra chill setting chills to 34 degrees; automatic touchpad with preset times
- Simply add ice and water; rapidly warms baby bottles by using hot tap water
- Measures 6 by 14-1/2 by 9 inches; 1-year warranty
Last update on 2021-04-21 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
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A cold bottle of wine can make all the difference, whether you’re at a meal, a party, or just want to relax after a long day at work. However, a warm bottle of wine will make a difference for the worst for many people. Thankfully, there is a product that says that it can chill that bottle of wine to perfection while providing the soothing sounds of a waterfall. So let’s look at this appliance now and see just what it is.
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The Urban Trend Chiller
This review takes a closer look at the Urban Trend Waterfall Wine Chiller, model 10-275. It’s not a fridge where you can store several bottles, but instead a chiller built around a single bottle of wine. It uses a cool waterfall to chill the bottle. For many, this product not only complements their kitchen, but the sound of a waterfall is pleasing. They may not want to use a fridge because they don’t like how cool it makes the wine, or they need to chill a bottle at the last minute and they forgot to put it in the fridge. So, what other claims does this product make?
The Claims
This product presents itself as an aesthetically pleasing ice bucket. It has computer-controlled options to get the wine bottle to your preferred temperature, and cools the wine gradually – rapid cooling is said to “shock” the wine.
It chills the wine with its own ice-cold waterfall, to which you must add your own ice and water. For those who want their wine chilled faster, it has an optional rotation feature.
Finally, it has a shut-off option that automatically turns the cooler off once the timer is up. That means that your bottle won’t over-chill. This sounds promising enough, but does the product do what it claims, and is it worth the money?
Things to Look Out For
One complaint is that this unit requires ice. For some, that’s not a problem, but others don’t have a convenient access to ice. Before buying, make sure you have a good ice dispenser or else you’ll have to use your ice tray for it. Another complaint was that it didn’t chill the wine cold enough.
Some say that it works just as well as the fridge, making the product pointless to them. Of course, others just liked the appeal and enjoyed the fact that it’s good if you forgot to chill a bottle beforehand. Finally, many of the one-star reviews had units that either were dead on arrival or failed shortly after. For these unlucky few, they likely received a bad unit.
The Verdict
Should you buy the Urban Trend? If you’re looking for a quick way to cool a bottle of wine that creates the ambience of a waterfall, then it should be right up your alley. Keep in mind that you will be providing your own ice and filling it with water. As there is no other cooling mechanism other than the ice water, keep a close eye on the temperature monitor and shutoff process to make sure the wine ended up at the temperature you wanted.
This wine chiller is a bit expensive as an impulse buy, but it shouldn’t break the bank either. Look at your wine serving habits (how often do you forget to put the wine in the fridge before serving?) and check out other single bottle wine chillers before making your final decision.
Note: The Urban Trend Waterfall Wine Chiller has been discontinued. As an alternative, we recommend the highly-rated Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage & Wine Chiller or the Waring Pro RPC175WS.
- Chills cans, juice bottles, and wine from 77 degrees to 43 degrees in minutes
- Chills by rotating beverage while spraying with cold water; "no-spin" stops rotation
- Extra chill setting chills to 34 degrees; automatic touchpad with preset times
- Simply add ice and water; rapidly warms baby bottles by using hot tap water
- Measures 6 by 14-1/2 by 9 inches; 1-year warranty
Last update on 2021-04-21 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
Featured photo by Joshua Chun on Unsplash
