The 10 Best Wine Coolers And Fridges Worth Your Money
Built in or stand-alone, these wine coolers and fridges get the job done.
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So, apparently we've all been storing our wine wrong. "White wines chilled in refrigerators are too cold, and red wines are mistakenly served at 'room' temperature, which is too warm," says Big Cork Vineyards Master Wine Maker, Dave Collins. "For whites, 41-54 degrees is best, and for reds, 54-66 degrees is preferred." The more you know.
The best way to store wine at the right temperature? An at home wine cooler. "What I most like about home wine coolers is that they hold both white wines and red wines at the correct serving temperatures," adds Collins. To store and serve your wine like a pro, here are the brands and models of wine coolers that come with a winemaker's seal of approval.
Kalamera 24'' Wine Cooler Refrigerator
Pick your poison—you'll be able to find a spot for it in this mega-cooler. It's one of Collins' favorites for its dual zones, "which can store both reds and whites at recommended temperatures." The cooler can also store 46 standard Bordeaux wine bottles and 90 cans of beer or soda, making it one of the most spacious coolers on this list.
Compact enough to fit under a kitchen counter or bar, this mini wine refrigerator from Kalamera is also a great choice if you want a freestanding unit but don't want it to take up a lot of space. It still holds up 30 bottles, though, which is a nice stock to have on hand.
For a more space-friendly (and budget-friendly) option, try this model. It has the same dual temperature adjustment options as its larger counterpart.
The same cooler is also available in an 8-bottle fridge—which is the perfect size if you're looking to build your cooler into your kitchen.
For those with only a bit of space to work with, this 12"-wide option holds 18 bottles without feeling cramped or overloaded.
Energy saving with a sleek design that includes an LED temperature read, the Nutrichef is an excellent option for wine lovers who need something slick.
For a truly integrated experience, go half and half! Keep wine bottles on one side of your cooler and cans of everything else you like to drink on the other.
This model from Wie is definitely the right pick for the aspiring wine connoisseur who's also on a budget. It's a single zone cooler, but that's not necessarily a con if you primarily drink one type of wine.
This freestanding, dual-zone wine refrigerator from Tylza falls firmly on the luxury end of your choices. It's for a wine-lover looking to show off their collection—or someone who appreciates the comedic potential of having 99 bottles of wine on the wall...and then some.
Aobosi's model holds plenty of bottles, but it's also much cheaper. Maybe you could use your savings to buy more fancy wine?
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