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Host 9046A

Two BPA-free double-wall plastic tumblers with cooling gel in the walls, with serving temperatures published.

Host Wine Freeze marble plastic double wall insulated wine cups, set of two

Host 9046A

Two BPA-free double-wall plastic tumblers with cooling gel in the walls, with serving temperatures published.

Type
Stemless insulated cooling tumbler — not a tasting glass
Quantity
2
Capacity
8.5 oz
Walls
Double, filled with proprietary cooling gel
Use
Freezer for whites, fridge for reds at cellar temperature
Material
BPA-free plastic, suited to outdoor use
Band
Insulated silicone, for handling
Published serving temperatures
Whites 43–53 °F; reds just cooler than room temperature, around 58–60 °F
Freezing time
Not stated here — the glass version of this cup states two hours
Size
76 × 76 × 121 mm (2.99 × 2.99 × 4.76 in)
Weight
241 g (8.5 oz)
Amazon reference
B082MTWP83
EAN
0842094102419
  • The only listing on this shelf that publishes what temperature wine should actually be served at — 43 to 53 °F for whites, 58 to 60 °F for reds
  • BPA-free plastic and stated for outdoor use, which is where a glass tumbler is the wrong object
  • It is a cooling tumbler, not a tasting glass: no stem, no bowl, and 8.5 oz is twice a tasting pour

Best for: A terrace or a pool side, where the wine should stay cold and the glass should not break

≈ $20
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Specifications

Type
Stemless insulated cooling tumbler — not a tasting glass
Quantity
2
Capacity
8.5 oz
Walls
Double, filled with proprietary cooling gel
Use
Freezer for whites, fridge for reds at cellar temperature
Material
BPA-free plastic, suited to outdoor use
Band
Insulated silicone, for handling
Published serving temperatures
Whites 43–53 °F; reds just cooler than room temperature, around 58–60 °F
Freezing time
Not stated here — the glass version of this cup states two hours
Size
76 × 76 × 121 mm (2.99 × 2.99 × 4.76 in)
Weight
241 g (8.5 oz)
Amazon reference
B082MTWP83
EAN
0842094102419

What the maker puts in writing

  • 8.5 oz, set of 2, BPA-free plastic
  • Insulated walls filled with proprietary cooling gel, a chiller when frozen
  • Freezer for whites, fridge for reds at cellar temperature
  • Insulated silicone band for comfortable handling
  • Whites should be served at 43 to 53 °F; reds just cooler than room temperature, around 58 to 60 °F

The most useful sentence on this shelf

That last bullet.

Nine items here are about serving wine at the right temperature or in the right glass, and one of them says what the right temperature is. It is the cheap plastic one.

Where it belongs

Outside. On a terrace, by a pool, on a boat.

Fourteen dollars buys you the same cup in real glass from the same maker, and real glass is exactly what you should not take outside.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $20 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

Why do the published temperatures matter?

Because a cooling cup is sold on temperature and almost nobody tells you the target. Forty-three to fifty-three Fahrenheit for a white, fifty-eight to sixty for a red: that is what the cup is trying to hold, stated by the maker, and it is the only such figure on this shelf.

Plastic or the glass version?

The glass version is $33.99 for the same 8.5 oz and the same gel walls, and publishes a two-hour freezing time. This one is BPA-free plastic at $19.99 and goes outside. The gel does the same job in both.

Is this a wine glass?

It is a stemless tumbler with gel in the walls. It holds wine and keeps it cold. It is not a tasting glass — three items on this shelf are, at 4, 4.22 and 7.5 ounces.

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