wine warmer?

[MamaJ]

Hello folks,


I was wondering if anyone has any experience with a commercial wine warmer. My basement is about 50-55 degrees,and I'd likesomething to bring my reds up to temp for serving. I read a couple poor reviews of the Waring Prop RPC175 Chiller/Warmer, but the complaints all had to do with the chilling. (I don't anticipate using the chill feature too frequently.) I've seen some other warmer/chillers listed on Amazon, but none have been reviewed. Anyone have any opinions?
Thank you!

 

[AlFulchino]

also looking for a vineyard warmer .. in case anyone stumbles across one during their searches

 

[jnmar]

Help's on the way Al...but it might be a couple of months getting there I'm afraid.

 

[Tom]

Hello folks,


I was wondering if anyone has any experience with a commercial wine warmer. My basement is about 50-55 degrees,and I'd likesomething to bring my reds up to temp for serving. I read a couple poor reviews of the Waring Prop RPC175 Chiller/Warmer, but the complaints all had to do with the chilling. (I don't anticipate using the chill feature too frequently.) I've seen some other warmer/chillers listed on Amazon, but none have been reviewed. Anyone have any opinions?
Thank you!

Gee.. Decant it and let it sit for a little while.

 

[Wade E]

I just rest mine on my radiator for about 30 minutes or less.

 

[MamaJ]

Hello folks,


I was wondering if anyone has any experience with a commercial wine warmer. My basement is about 50-55 degrees,and I'd likesomething to bring my reds up to temp for serving. I read a couple poor reviews of the Waring Prop RPC175 Chiller/Warmer, but the complaints all had to do with the chilling. (I don't anticipate using the chill feature too frequently.) I've seen some other warmer/chillers listed on Amazon, but none have been reviewed. Anyone have any opinions?
Thank you!

Gee.. Decant it and let it sit for a little while.

Ambient temperature in the rest of the house isn't always that much warmer than the basement, this time of year. I guess I left that important fact out... We usually keep it no warmer than 60 degrees, dial it back to 50 or 52 when we're not home or when we're asleep.