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UK-Born “Wine Warmer & Bottle Chiller” Launches in Exclusive Advance Sale on Makuake

The UK-born “Wine Warmer & Bottle Chiller,” designed to help users enjoy wine with professional-style temperature control, began an exclusive advance sale on the support-purchase service Makuake in mid-February 2025.

It is an attention-grabbing item designed to turn wine time at home into a special experience reminiscent of a fine restaurant.

Here are the details.

“Therm au Rouge” and “Flexicles Bottle Chiller”

The items being offered in an exclusive advance sale on Makuake are “Therm au Rouge,” which warms red wine to an appropriate temperature in just 10 minutes without electricity, and the “Flexicles Bottle Chiller,” which chills white or sparkling wine in five minutes and can keep it cold for up to five hours.

Reservations have started with discounts of up to 30% off.

“Therm au Rouge” and “Flexicles Bottle Chiller”

For people who want to get the most from a wine's aroma and flavor but are unsure about serving temperature, find temperature adjustment troublesome, want a restaurant-like wine experience at home, or are looking for a wine-related gift other than wine itself, these products are designed to address those needs.

For example, the “Wine Warmer,” which brings red wine to drinking temperature in just 10 minutes, uses a patented heat-sensitive gel developed in the UK.

With simple one-button operation, it enables precise temperature control like a sommelier.

Meanwhile, the “Bottle Chiller,” which can chill white or sparkling wine in as little as five minutes and maintain the proper temperature for up to five hours, uses a flexible design that can be stored in the freezer for added convenience.

It is easy to use, reusable, and its stylish UK design also stands out.

This is an innovative product that feels surprisingly new despite solving a familiar problem. Wine lovers may want to check it out.

Reference

Makuake project page URL

https://www.makuake.com/project/sorakara_01/

Project period

Friday, February 14, 2025 to Sunday, March 30, 2025

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