Wine should be stored at a consistent temperature between 45-65 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature range helps to slow the aging process and preserve the wine's flavour and aroma. 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. Beverage center: Many people use wine coolers as all-around beverage centers, allowing them to store soft drinks, beer, bottled water, and a variety of other beverages conveniently.

Reduced vibration: Wine coolers minimize vibrations, which can disturb sediment in bottles and negatively impact wine quality. These appliances have low-vibration compressors to protect your wine from agitation. Temperature Control: Precise temperature control ensures that your beverages are always served at the right temperature, enhancing the flavor and aroma of both wine and other drinks.

Select your favourite bottle from your own wine cooler - a stylish and functional statement for the home. Adding the 'wow' factor to any kitchen, a sleek wine cooler from MyAppliances ensures you can store bottles of wine until they're ready to be taken out ahead of a party or family get-together. What's more, all models feature UV protected glass which perfectly protects your wine. On the other hand, if you serve reds too warm the alcohol in the wine will begin to dominate and overpower the wine's subtle fruit flavours. Contrary to popular belief and practice, room temperature is usually a little too warm for serving reds. It's actually better to serve them a little cooler, because as they warm in the glass they begin to release those excellent aromas. But only the most expensive wine coolers will have the full spread of features that control these elements. Strapped for space? We have the option of a countertop wine cooler, holding a generous 12 bottles, you’ll have enough to host that party! Love a nice, chilled glass of wine after a hard day in the office?

Because there are no moving parts, they have an incredibly long life, with the majority of units being able to successfully run for 100,000+ hours.

Love a nice, chilled glass of wine after a hard day in the office?

As a general rule, a wine cooler is a short-term storage appliance used to keep wines at an ideal serving temperature. It's often referred to as a wine fridge. Different types of wine have specific serving temperatures that will allow you to appreciate them at their best. For white wines this ranges between 7-11°C, while for reds it's between 12-19°C. In addition to temperature fluctuations, there are three additional factors that can ruin the quality and flavour of wine – light, vibrations and low humidity – and they need to be managed. This becomes absolutely crucial if you are storing for years, rather than months, before drinking. Additionally, Thermoelectric coolers are best not used in locations that get warmer than around 80°F, and the reason for this is because the cooler works based on the Peltier effect, which makes large heat flux difficult. Therefore, you’ll only really be able to lower the temperature by around 20 degrees Fahrenheit, so if you’re surrounding temperature (i.e where the thermoelectric wine cooler is stored) is around 76°F, you’ll be able to achieve a maximum cooling temperature of around 56°F (24°C).