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BarCraft KCBCTHERM

A stainless steel bracelet thermometer that slides onto a bottle and reads in Celsius, with no batteries.

BarCraft stainless steel wine thermometer bracelet on a bottle

BarCraft KCBCTHERM

A stainless steel bracelet thermometer that slides onto a bottle and reads in Celsius, with no batteries.

Type
Bracelet thermometer, slides onto the bottle
Scale
Celsius
Readout
Built-in light-up feature
Power
None — no batteries needed
Material
Rust-resistant stainless steel, brushed finish
Markings
Temperature markings for a range of wine types
Presentation
BarCraft gift box
Guarantee
12 months
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0001IX3IM
EAN
5028250135650
  • Stainless steel with a brushed finish, which looks like equipment rather than a novelty and will not rust
  • Needs no batteries at all, so it works the first time it is picked up after a year in a drawer
  • Celsius only, on an American shelf — the one caveat the listing does not flag

Best for: A bottle on a table, read in Celsius, by someone who would rather not own another battery

≈ $27
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Specifications

Type
Bracelet thermometer, slides onto the bottle
Scale
Celsius
Readout
Built-in light-up feature
Power
None — no batteries needed
Material
Rust-resistant stainless steel, brushed finish
Markings
Temperature markings for a range of wine types
Presentation
BarCraft gift box
Guarantee
12 months
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0001IX3IM
EAN
5028250135650

What the maker puts in writing

  • Bracelet design, slides onto the bottle
  • Reads in Celsius, with a built-in light-up feature
  • No batteries needed
  • Rust-resistant stainless steel, brushed finish
  • Temperature markings for a range of wines · gift box · 12-month guarantee

Two bullets that need reading together

Built-in light-up feature. And: needs no batteries.

A readout that glows without power is a luminous marking, not a lit display. The listing does not spell that out, and this page will not supply a mechanism the maker has not.

The Celsius question

Fourteen degrees is a cold white and nineteen is a warm red, if you think in Celsius. If you do not, this instrument needs translating every time.

It is the only thing wrong with an otherwise sensible object: steel, no battery, markings printed on the band.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $27 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

Fahrenheit or Celsius?

Celsius, published. On a shelf aimed at American buyers that is worth knowing before it arrives: 14 °C (57 °F) means nothing at a glance to most people who think in Fahrenheit, and there is no switch.

How does it light up without a battery?

The listing says "built-in light-up feature" and "needs no batteries" in two separate bullets. The most likely reading is a luminous or high-contrast marking rather than an illuminated display. This page will not claim more than the listing supports.

How does it compare with the Le Creuset collar?

This is stainless and reads in Celsius with a twelve-month guarantee. The Le Creuset includes a serving chart and a wine collar and carries five years. Both read through the glass; neither publishes a range.

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