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Unbranded 41-233

A bottle thermometer that reads through the glass without removing the cork, needing no mercury and no battery.

Wine bottle thermometer collar with digital display on a bottle

Unbranded 41-233

A bottle thermometer that reads through the glass without removing the cork, needing no mercury and no battery.

Type
Bottle thermometer — reads through the glass
Cork
Does not need to be removed
Contact
The thermometer does not touch the wine
Power
No mercury and no battery
Display
Digital
Surface
Wide surface area, stated for better aeration
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Accuracy
Not stated by the maker
Listing quality
The bullets arrive containing raw HTML markup and one bullet reading only "1"
Amazon reference
B07FX8RDKS
EAN
0077757412332
  • Reads the bottle without opening it and without touching the wine, which is what a serving thermometer is for
  • No mercury and no battery, stated — the only listing on this shelf to say both
  • The listing is technically broken: raw HTML tags appear inside the bullets and one bullet contains only the number 1

Best for: Checking a sealed bottle before opening it, if a broken product page is not a deterrent

≈ $23
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Specifications

Type
Bottle thermometer — reads through the glass
Cork
Does not need to be removed
Contact
The thermometer does not touch the wine
Power
No mercury and no battery
Display
Digital
Surface
Wide surface area, stated for better aeration
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Accuracy
Not stated by the maker
Listing quality
The bullets arrive containing raw HTML markup and one bullet reading only "1"
Amazon reference
B07FX8RDKS
EAN
0077757412332

What the maker puts in writing

  • Quickly check the temperature of your wine
  • The thermometer does not touch the wine and the cork does not need removing
  • No mercury or battery · digital display
  • Wide surface area for better aeration

The listing is broken, and that is the headline

Two of its four bullets arrive with raw, unrendered HTML list markup inside them, and one bullet consists of the digit 1.

That is not a judgment on the thermometer. It is a statement about what a buyer can actually read before paying — and whatever range or accuracy figure the seller intended to publish is not legible.

What survives of it

A real and useful idea: a thermometer that reads a sealed bottle without a cork being pulled, with nothing to charge and nothing toxic in it.

Three other items on this shelf do the same job on legible pages, two of them with a warranty.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $23 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 does the broken listing matter?

Because it is what you have to buy from. The bullets contain unrendered HTML list markup and one bullet is the single character "1", which means text has been lost. Whatever the seller meant to publish about range and accuracy may well have been in it.

How does it read without touching the wine?

It sits against the outside of the glass and reads the bottle, which after a few minutes is at the wine’s temperature. Four items on this shelf work this way; it is the standard approach for serving temperature.

What is the aeration bullet about?

Nothing a thermometer does. "Wide Surface Area for better aeration" appears to belong to a different product; it is the first bullet of this listing and it describes decanting, not measurement.

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