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An integrated wine fridge tucks neatly out of the way in your existing units, giving your kitchen a sleek, minimalist aesthetic. Explore our extensive selection of built-in wine coolers with great prices on top brands like Bosch and AEG.

FAQ QUESTIONS

Where do you put a built-in wine cooler?

Practically, a wine cooler is best kept in a kitchen or utility room but many also choose to keep them in their basement. It's not just space that is a factor you need to consider when deciding where to place your new wine cooler, but also the surface that you're placing it onto.

Can I use a built-in wine cooler as freestanding?

Integrated wine coolers can also be positioned independently if preferred, like a freestanding model. As integrated wine coolers dissipate heat from the front of the unit rather than the back, they can be installed virtually anywhere, as long as they are out of direct sunlight and free from vibrations.

How long is a wine cooler good for?

A wine cooler is an excellent solution for storing most wines safely for a month or two. Just remember to take bold reds out of the cooler a good few hours before you want to drink them.

What temperature should a wine cooler be set at?

The ideal temperature range should be between 45° and 65° Fahrenheit. It's also important to keep the temperature consistent and avoid extreme changes or humidity fluctuations where wine is stored because those can spoil the product, sommeliers say.

Do you put wine coolers in the freezer?

Some coolers have reusable cooling inserts that must be placed in the freezer overnight, while others can be placed directly in the freezer. The simplest models claim to need no freezer time at all to keep your bottle cold.

What is wine cooler used for?

A wine cooler, or wine fridge, is a great way to store and preserve your wine while keeping it safe and fresh. If you have a large number of wine bottles, then a wine cooler is a great alternative to a normal refrigerator that can keep the bottles too cold and inhibit the aging process.

Why has my wine cooler stopped working?

If your wine cooler is not cooling, it may be due to a broken evaporator. This may be a result of ice build-up. This element also has a fan, which may become dirty or blocked. To fix the problem, clean up any debris around the fan or component itself.