HexClad Wine Chiller with swappable red and white Stay-Cool Pucks: $149, on sale now

HexClad, the Los Angeles-based kitchenware brand known for its hybrid stainless-and-nonstick pans, unveiled the HexClad Wine Chiller on November 4, 2026 as the latest addition to its barware collection. The company says its temperature-control approach keeps wine at serving temperature from the first glass to the last.

The chiller uses two interchangeable Stay-Cool Pucks made with phase-change material: one holds approximately 45°F for white wine and the other about 60°F for red. You freeze the puck you need, place it inside the chiller and set a pre-chilled bottle on top; HexClad says the system then keeps the wine at temperature for up to four hours without melting ice or condensation on the table. The body is double-wall and vacuum-insulated.

The exterior was designed by Ini Archibong, creative director for STILL G.I.N. By Dre and Snoop, continuing the honeycomb, hex-faceted look of HexClad's Cocktail Shaker collaboration. It comes in Mirror Chrome and Gold.

The Wine Chiller is available from November 4 in the U.S., Canada and Australia, priced at $149 in the U.S.; HexClad says pricing varies in other markets, and the U.K. and EU launch follows on November 6. The holiday barware lineup also adds the 25-ounce Cocktail Shaker in Antique Brass and Gunmetal Black ($99 in the U.S.) and a new 20-ounce shaker in Rose Gold and Chrome ($89 in the U.S.). HexClad sells through its own site and retail partners; specific retailers for the Wine Chiller were not named.