Active Wine Cooler Hexo
The Vacu Vin Wine Cooler Hexo Sand chills your wine in 15 minutes and keeps it cool until the last sip. Its elegant case houses an active cooling sleeve that maintains an ideal serving temperature without the need for ice. Indulge in a cold, refreshing glass of wine even on hot days or outdoor picnics.
Before use, keep the cooling sleeve in the freezer for 6 hours for best results. Place the cooling sleeve in the casing, insert your wine bottle, and let it cool for 15 minutes. Your wine is now ready to serve. Suitable for 0.7-1 L bottles.
Premium quality: designed and made in Europe from 98% recycled plastic
Easy to use: Cools your wine quickly and for longer with innovative cooling gel technology
2-in-1 design: Includes a cooling element that can also be used separately
Savor perfectly chilled wine in minutes. Experience effortless cooling with our elegant solution today- no ice needed.
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