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A server for chilled wine and similar beverages or foods includes a generally cylindrically-shaped side wall into which a bottle or other container may be placed. The side wall is constructed of a heat conductive material such as aluminum, copper, alloys thereof, etc., of sufficient thickness to con

A server for chilled wine and similar beverages or foods includes a generally cylindrically-shaped side wall into which a bottle or other container may be placed. The side wall is constructed of a heat conductive material such as aluminum, copper, alloys thereof, etc., of sufficient thickness to conduct heat as needed in its circumferential direction. The server also includes an ice receptacle formed to surround a side portion of the side wall to hold ice in contact with the side wall. The side wall acts to present the wine container with a surface which is at or below the temperature of the wine. This substantially eliminates the transfer of heat by radiation to the wine container. The server also minimizes conductive and/or convective heat transfer between the wine bottle and the surroundings.

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A server for wine bottles and the like comprising a vertically elongate housing open at the top for receiving a bottle and having a side wall for surrounding the entire side exterior of the bottle, said side wall constructed of a heat conductive material to enable complete circumferential conduction

A server for wine bottles and the like comprising a vertically elongate housing open at the top for receiving a bottle and having a side wall for surrounding the entire side exterior of the bottle, said side wall constructed of a heat conductive material to enable complete circumferential conduction in the side wall, and receptacle means for holding ice in contact with a side portion of the exterior of said side wall, said receptacle including an outer wall surrounding said side portion of the side wall to define a space therebetween for receiving ice, said outer wall being joined to the side wall at a first generally vertical locus of points, and then looping outwardly from the first locus and about said space, and joining the side wall at a second generally vertical locus of points spaced horizontally from the first locus, and a bottom wall joining the bottoms of the outer wall and side wall to support ice placed in said space.