StillChill Bottle Chiller - Skyline
StillChill Bottle Chiller - Skyline
StillChill Bottle Chiller - Skyline. The StillChill Bottle Chiller reimagines the traditional ice bucket with a more intentional design—clean, contained, and made to stay present on the table.
At the core is a custom internal cradle that holds refreezable ice packs in place, allowing cooling to surround the bottle evenly rather than sitting beneath it. The result is steady, consistent temperature without melting ice, dripping water, or disruption.
Compact in size yet purposeful in function, it’s designed to move seamlessly from freezer to table—keeping your wine or champagne chilled while everything else stays exactly as it should.
StillChill Bottle - Skyline Chiller Details
Hand-poured
6" diameter x 4" height
Includes outer chiller + internal cradle + refreezable ice packs
Internal cradle secures ice packs and surrounds bottle for even cooling
Melt-free ice substitute
BPA-free, non-toxic materials
Food-safe resin construction
Fits standard wine & champagne bottles
Reusable and refreezable
*Alcohol not included
Why You’ll Love It
No dripping, pooling, or condensation rings
Keeps labels clean and intact
Compact, space-saving alternative to bulky ice buckets
Designed to stay out on the table—functional and refined
Always ready—freeze, place, enjoy
Crafted with intention in the Triple Bay Made style
How It Works
Place cradle and ice packs in the freezer
Remove when ready to serve
Insert cradle with frozen packs into the chiller
Set your bottle into the center
Enjoy consistent cooling
Reusable Ice Packs:
The included reusable ice packs are filled with water and made of non-toxic materials designed for everyday freezing and chilling. Over time, ice packs naturally wear with repeated use, but no worries — they can easily be replaced with most standard freezable ice packs. The true feature is the beautifully designed StillChill cradle and holder, created to keep your bottle stylishly chilled and table-ready season after season.
Grain in grounding.
Gloss in reflection.
Grace in the details.