Wine Coolers
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- 21 bottle capacity
- Dual cooling zones
- Silent thermoelectric technology
- 32 bottle capacity
- Dual cooling zones
- Sleek stainless steel cabinet
- 12 bottle capacity
- Single cooling zone
- Fits on a table or countertop
- 18 bottle capacity
- Dual cooling zones
- Locking cabinet & stemware rack
- 21 bottle capacity
- Thermostatic temperature control
- Double pane door improves efficiency
- 30 bottle capacity
- Single cooling zone
- For built-in or freestanding use
- 54 bottle capacity
- Single cooling zone
- Freestanding or built-in use
- 46 bottle capacity
- Dual cooling zones
- Freestanding or built-in use
- 149 bottle capacity
- Dual cooling zones
- Freestanding or built-in use
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Every wine lover knows that heat damages wine but how many of us take care to protect our wine at every stage? Wine is a perishable product that requires a year round constant temperature to mature. Most experts will agree that the ideal temperature to keep wine is between 49 and 58° F. Storing wine in a refrigerator isn't a good option because the vibrations will affect the wine's aroma and destroy some of its important components. That's why investing in a wine cooler is recommended.
Don't forget that red and white wines have different temperature requirements. If you want to store both reds and whites together in the same wine cooler, look for a dual zone unit that has 2 independently controlled temperature zones. Here are some general guidelines to follow:
Red Wine: 55° F to 60° F
White Wine: 49° F to 56° F
Rose Wine: 49° F to 51°F
