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Vin Carafe Vin Decanter, Glass Carafe, Wine Carafe, 8.8oz / 250ml

Brand: Arcoroc

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Brand	Arcoroc
Material	Annealed Glass
Colour	Transparent
Capacity	0.25 litres
Special feature	Dishwasher Safe

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Pack quantity: 12
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Country of Origin: France

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Technical Details

Manufacturer

‎Chef & Sommelier

Part number

‎C0198

Item Weight

‎170 g

Product Dimensions

‎7.7 x 7.7 x 13.2 cm; 170 g

Item model number

‎C0198

Size

‎0.3 Litres

Colour

‎Transparent

Style

‎Modern

Material

‎Annealed Glass

Shape

‎Round

Item Package Quantity

‎1

Number of Pieces

‎1

Special Features

‎Dishwasher Safe

Included components

‎Glass

Batteries included?

‎No

Batteries Required?

‎No

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B00AIVTF2U

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16 in Carafes

Date First Available

18 Oct. 2012

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Small carafe, ideal for serving a variety of drinks. Dishwasher safe, this glass jug features a classic design that seamlessly blends with all table settings.

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Customers find the pitcher to be a good product with an attractive design and suitable size for serving wine or drinks. They appreciate its usefulness and consider it a good value for money.

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12 customers mention ‘Quality’12 positive0 negative

Customers like the carafe. They find it well-priced, a good product, and useful. The size is ideal and it's fit for purpose.

"Nice mini carafe of good quality" Read more

"Great, perfect for making sure you stick to drink limit and very elegant" Read more

"Very well priced, good product!" Read more

"Stylish and well made." Read more

10 customers mention ‘Size’7 positive3 negative

Customers like the size. They say it's ideal, fits for purpose, and is just right for 2 glasses or a single serving.

"...It’s pouring from my pichet which I really enjoy; assessing, measuring, pacing each pour, the amount remaining clearly visible (unlike a bottle),..." Read more

"Nifty carafe ...just right for a single serving!" Read more

"Tiny. Not enough to fill a glass of wine. A mug is bigger waste of money" Read more

"Just right for 2 glasses" Read more

8 customers mention ‘Attractive design’8 positive0 negative

Customers like the attractive design of the pitcher. They mention it's a nice mini carafe of good quality, and an attractive way to measure out a serving of wine.

"Nice mini carafe of good quality" Read more

"...First found in a lovely gastro pub, and loved the idea. Have bought more as a present! Great little gift - for self - or others!" Read more

"...They look great" Read more

"Nifty carafe ...just right for a single serving!" Read more

3 customers mention ‘Idea’3 positive0 negative

Customers like the idea. They say it's great for liquid drinks or nuts and snacks.

"...First found in a lovely gastro pub, and loved the idea. Have bought more as a present! Great little gift - for self - or others!" Read more

"Love these items, great for liquid drinks or also nuts and snacks. They look great" Read more

"Good idea..." Read more

3 customers mention ‘Value for money’3 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the pitcher's value for money. They find it hygienic than using a dish and an excellent bargain for wine lovers who don't want their large bottle.

"An excellent bargain for wine lovers who don't want their 'large wine glass' filled up to the brim each time...." Read more

"Very well priced, good product!" Read more

"...for nuts as well as wine, more hygenic than using a dish, good value for money would recommend this product." Read more

3 customers mention ‘Wine quality’3 positive0 negative

Customers find the pitcher useful for serving red wine and nuts. They find it hygienic than using a dish, good value for money, and a nice way to serve wine.

"Excellent for nuts as well as wine, more hygenic than using a dish, good value for money would recommend this product." Read more

"...Very good for red wine" Read more

"Lovely touch to serve your wine!..." Read more

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Kirstine
Good quality
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 May 2013
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I bought three of these carafes so that a 750ml bottle can be divided among three people who ay drink at different speeds. If you fill the carafe to the bottom of of neck at its narrowest point this is 250ml. When I'm on my own and want to spread the bottle over three dinners I can just fill the carafe to that mark and know that I'll have 250ml with each meal. (I keep the remaining wine in prestine condition by squirting in an inert gas (argon) that stops oxidation. I use this gas ASIN:B005NU4B3Y Private Preserve Wine Spray | Wine Preserver Prevents Oxidation of Wine, Inert Gas Aerosol for Wine & Liqueurs]]

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PK
Is it pure coincidence that this pichet contains precisely the NHS guideline amount for a man's daily wine consumption?
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 September 2013
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I recently enjoyed a restaurant pre-theatre supper with my own pichet of red wine – pouring when I liked, pacing my consumption, and remaining awake throughout the performance it preceded. (That’s the theatre, not the dessert.) So I thought I might try using one at home, to see if it had a similarly civilising effect upon drinking alone.

For the pichet is a selfish device. It is clearly designed for solo drinking. It contains just 250ml of wine, a third of a bottle, a quantity described by Mrs K as “quite sufficient” and by me as “Thanks, that sample was fine, can I have the rest now, please?”

Whether 250ml is a suitable amount of wine to drink with one’s meal is clearly a matter for debate. Some see food and drink working in a kind of quantitative harmony; others view the food as essentially providing ballast for some serious drinking.

I have always been a great fan myself of the half-bottle (375ml) for a meal. The problem is that half bottles are usually relatively expensive. Take The Wine Society’s claret, for example; £6.25 a bottle, £4.25 a half bottle. Completely understandable, given packaging, transport and all the other factors which remain the same, but you don’t have to be Einstein to work out that you’re better off at home buying a full bottle and drinking it in two halves.

(Which is exactly what I do when Chelsea are on TV – buy a full bottle and drink it in two halves…)

Unfortunately you do have to be Einstein to work out when you’re halfway down a full bottle. Somehow, what you were convinced was half a bottle, that you sadly put aside over the closing credits of the News at Ten, always turns out to be rather less than half a bottle at dinner time the next night. I assume it’s something to do with quantum physics and measurement. The second half of a bottle never quite is.

If it was just a matter of measurement, you could get a stonking great glass, slosh in 375ml of wine, and get stuck in. But not a glass filled to the top; or else what Keats described as “beaded bubbles winking at the brim” will inevitably be winking their way past that brim and down over the tablecloth. There must be a happy relationship between the wine and the air within a glass, which not only allows for swirling and aeration, but also accommodates the clumsy amongst us, and acknowledges that the greater the quantity of wine in one’s stomach, the greater the quantity of ham in one’s fist.

And the best way of maintaining that ideal quantity of wine in a glass is by topping it up, the act of pouring, which punctuates civilised eating and drinking like chapter headings in a novel. I somehow feel that the more often you pour, the more you feel you’ve drunk, as if the experience has been refreshed along with your glass. It’s pouring from my pichet which I really enjoy; assessing, measuring, pacing each pour, the amount remaining clearly visible (unlike a bottle), and its solo character allowing you complete control, without intervention by waiter or wife. Pouring is one of those things which lifts supper alone above a simple act of refuelling. Better by far the glass modestly filled and frequently topped up, than the large one set before you like both a challenge and a constraint.

But while we’re on the matter of constraint… It’s a depressing fact that this pichet’s 250ml of wine, or 3.3 units, is the daily NHS alcohol limit for men Now, I have been deeply suspicious of these alcohol limits, ever since it was revealed that their original calculation, rather like a WMD dossier, was based on “a sort of intelligent guess” However, I put it out there for what it’s worth; if you use this pichet, you can fill it, look at it and think, well, according to the NHS, that’s my lot. Look on, ye mighty, and despair.

You might like to know that the full version of this review, together with other hopefully amusing articles about wine drinking, is on The Sediment Blog. Do check it out, at sedimentblog.com.

Finally, the answers to some key questions:

No; thanks to the shape of this pichet, if you use it for white wine, it does not look too much like a urine sample.

No; even if I may look like one, when I’m sitting here alone, pouring out my own wine in this manner, I do not feel like a tosser.

Yes; it does create more washing-up.

PK

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Mrs. S. Adamson
Good quality
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2018
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Nice mini carafe of good quality

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Alan Wilton
Great measure
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 June 2024
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Good for keeping my daily intake to 250ml

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Maggy Herbert-Jobson
Happy Time!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 December 2016
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Just love these! Bought for own use - enjoy a tiny carafe to enjoy a large glass o wine slowly! First found in a lovely gastro pub, and loved the idea. Have bought more as a present! Great little gift - for self - or others!

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Sara Di Giorgio
Should be re named as ‘glass’ not carafe
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2024
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Tiny. Not enough to fill a glass of wine. A mug is bigger waste of money

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Susanna
Great item, looks amazing for guests
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 June 2019
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Love these items, great for liquid drinks or also nuts and snacks. They look great

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Riccardo Q.
An excellent bargain for wine lovers who don't want their 'large ...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 April 2016
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An excellent bargain for wine lovers who don't want their 'large wine glass' filled up to the brim each time. NOT the right way to drink wine, is it!
Also very good for those of us who are trying to keep to one glass a day! If you buy 12 of them, they work out at about £1.7 per carafe.

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Duhurt stéphane
Super
Reviewed in France on 30 June 2021
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Bon pdt

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Guerre
Une seule carafe reçue !
Reviewed in France on 22 June 2022
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Une seule carafe reçue alors qu'il est stipulé qu'il y a 12 pièces ! 20€ la carafe ça fait un peu cher...

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Sandrine Tonon ( Sadmetz)
Impec... Lot de 12
Reviewed in France on 24 February 2021
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Impec... Colis de 12 carafes

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Lilou
Vraiment déçue
Reviewed in France on 6 November 2020
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Je suis extrêmement déçue il n'y a qu'une carafe, c'est vraiment abusé, surtout que je constate que ça fait longtemps que perdure ce système de faux descriptifs et de plaintes , sans que les choses soient changées..

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Armel
1 carafe à 32€ au lieu de 12 !!!
Reviewed in France on 30 May 2022
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Je n'ai reçu qu'une seule carafe et non 12 carafes comme indiqué ! 32€ la carafe !!!

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