Emsa Flow Carafe | Keeps Your Wine Cool

Great product by leading German manufacturer of kitchen and home accessories Emsa. The Flow Carafe is the perfect solution for keeping your wine cool on hot summer days. With a sleek, modern look, the Flow keeps your wine or other beverage ice cold for up to 4 hours. All you have to do is place the freezable disk inside the stainless steel coaster, and you´re ready to go. Another nice detail is the self-closing lid on the stainless steel pouring spout, great feature for outdoor use and keeping insects out.

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