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Taking into account the unit’s size, it’s ideal to be used as either a countertop or freestanding unit… Which gives it an edge over other units, making it more versatile. If your collection includes reds and whites, then you will want a dual-temperature-zone wine cooler. White wines are best served at a temperature somewhere between 7-11°C, depending on the grape variety (or varieties) that the wine has been made from. The lower temperature helps accentuate the acidity, enhancing the freshness and crispness associated with a really good white. Similarly, keeping your reds in a kitchen cupboard for too long isn't the best option as over time as fluctuating temperatures can negatively impact the flavour and structure of your wine. What's more, reds are best served a bit cooler than room temperature. If you are keeping them in a cupboard or store room it's advisable to give them 15-30 minutes in the fridge prior to serving. These are usually fitted into a unit at around chest height. They don't tend to have the largest bottle capacity and you'll probably need a kitchen refurb to fit one in. They won't really be suitable if you have a large or expanding collection. Countertop wine cooler

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Ultra Quiet - At a whisper quiet 25dB this fridge is suitable for placing under counter or looks great on top of a kitchen counter. The unit itself is a single-zone unit, and has adjustable temperature controls which allow for cooling between 50°F – 64°F, which makes it ideal for both red and white wine cooling.

It’s designed to give it a premium finish, with its stainless steel outer door and cabinet, alongside the inner Beachwood shelving. This 12-bottle wine refrigerator by Ivation is a single-zone wine unit, capable of cooling between the temperatures of 50°F – 66°F, making it ideal for storing both red and white wine. Where is your wine cooler going to be located? This will help you choose between a freestanding, built-in or integrated wine cooler. You can read more about wine cooler types in the next section.

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If you do opt for a freestanding model, you should keep it where the ambient temperature doesn't fluctuate too much – so not in the garage. Basically, the same considerations you would apply to positioning a standard refrigerator also apply to a wine cooler. Built-in wine coolersAdditionally, the unit can be used as either a countertop or freestanding wine cooler, with adjustable legs to suit your height requirements. This refrigerator’s steel trim body is rigid and robust to stay with you for a longer time. You may take it as an additional feature. Plus, a vent present at the front top is perfect for making it a cabinet-type wine chiller.

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These are the most widely available and cheapest type, and you can put them anywhere in your house. Because there are no restrictions on where they sit, they are capable of having taller and wider dimensions than built-in models, which means they can potentially have capacity for upwards of 150 bottles. Some of the more expensive wine coolers on the market will have three temperature zones. These allow you to store your soon-to-be-drunk reds and whites at serving temperature, and your collectibles at storage temperature. Thermoelectric technology is the latest technology that is being used in wine coolers or refrigerators. Usually, refrigerators with this technology can keep your drinks at a constant temperature despite changing outer temperature. Consequently, it is recommended to get that latest fridge that contains this latest technology and has a money worth. Free-standing or built in

The main difference between a wine cooler and a wine fridge comes down to how long they are designed to store wine for. Wine coolers or wine fridges Rest assured that with all of the units that we’ve featured below, we’ve specified which type they are. You will often find wine coolers with dual, and even triple-temperature zones, which allow you to store reds, whites and champagnes all at their unique serving temperatures. White wines also have higher volumes of organic compounds, such as aldehydes and terpenes, which at lower temperatures can fill the head of the glass with the fruity aromas that can improve your wine drinking experience. Additionally, would you prefer a dual zone wine cooler, which has 2 zones for separate temperature adjustments… Or indeed would you prefer a single-zone cooler.

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Serving wine at the correct temperature can greatly improve its flavour. A wine cooler will allow you to keep your wines at the right serving temperature so you can take them off the shelf and drink them immediately. There are actually some very good reasons why wines are served at different temperatures. The temperature range of your wine cooler will be a large deciding factor if you’re looking to house reds and whites in it, simultaneously or on separate occasions. To discover two top-scoring Best Buy sparkling wines, see Best prosecco and sparkling wines. What temperature should I serve red wine? Additionally, these are not huge units, and therefore the costs of running them are low, and they generally can maintain very cool temperatures due to the minimal amount of air space within the unit… Which means that any air that’s in the cooler will be very cold. Additionally, the physical shapes of each cooler will be slightly different, due to branding and also due to the type of cooler, with built-in units being taller and narrower, and countertop units generally being smaller and wider.Wine coolers or wine fridges can be freestanding, built-in or integrated. Knowing where you want to put your wine fridge, and how much room you have, will help you choose between them. Husky Vino Pro comes with an excellent capacity to place your large wine bottles and keeps them chilled at the optimum prescribed temperature. It is said to be one of the best wine chillers for capacity. So if you own a restaurant, this will be the one for you. This will keep your drinks chilled and play an important role in preserving the taste of your wine. However, you’ll also want to consider where you’re going to store this wine cooler, either undercounter or on the countertop. This 12-bottle thermoelectric wine cooler by Nutrichef is a single-zone unit, which can deliver up a temperature cooling range from approximately 50°F – 64°F, making it suitable for both reds and white wine cooling.