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Le Creuset Not stated by the maker

A wine thermometer supplied with a serving-temperature chart and a wine collar, warranted five years.

Le Creuset wine thermometer with serving chart and collar in a gift box

Le Creuset Not stated by the maker

A wine thermometer supplied with a serving-temperature chart and a wine collar, warranted five years.

Type
Wine thermometer with a serving-temperature reference
Guidance
Suggests the best serving temperature for most wines
Included
Wine serving chart and a wine collar
Presentation
Gift box
Warranty
5 years
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Scale
Not stated by the maker
Power
Not stated by the maker
Material
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B007FNMCCY
EAN
0630870075282
  • Five years of warranty, the longest on this shelf by four years and the only cover above twelve months
  • Comes with a serving chart, so the reading is interpreted rather than just taken — the only other chart here is Vacu Vin’s
  • Publishes no range, no scale and no material, on a measuring instrument

Best for: A gift, or anyone who wants the instrument and the chart that makes sense of it, backed for five years

≈ $30
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Specifications

Type
Wine thermometer with a serving-temperature reference
Guidance
Suggests the best serving temperature for most wines
Included
Wine serving chart and a wine collar
Presentation
Gift box
Warranty
5 years
Temperature range
Not stated by the maker
Scale
Not stated by the maker
Power
Not stated by the maker
Material
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B007FNMCCY
EAN
0630870075282

What the maker puts in writing

  • Suggests the best serving temperature for most wines
  • Includes a wine serving chart
  • Includes a wine collar
  • Gift box
  • 5-year warranty

Five years, which nothing else here approaches

Nine items on this shelf. Two publish a warranty: twelve months, and this.

On a thermometer with no electronics, five years is not about failure rates — it is the clearest signal on this shelf about which of these objects is built to be kept.

The chart is the other half of the instrument

A reading of sixty-four degrees means nothing on its own. Le Creuset puts the chart in the box, and so does Vacu Vin further up this shelf.

The other seven items hand you a number and leave the judgment to you.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $30 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 chart matter?

Because a number is useless without a target. Knowing the bottle is at 64 °F only helps if you know a Pinot wants 55 and a Barolo 64. Two items on this shelf include a chart; the rest leave you to look it up.

Five years on a thermometer?

It is the longest cover on this shelf, and the only one over a year. For an object with no battery and no electronics, a five-year warranty is mostly a statement about the build.

Fahrenheit or Celsius?

The listing does not say. The BarCraft on this shelf is Celsius only and says so; here it is unstated, which on an American listing is worth confirming with the seller.

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