Cookology CWC150BK Freestanding Undercounter Fridge Cabinet 15cm Wine Cooler, 7 Bottle, 20 Litre Capacity, with Digital Temperature Control and Reversible Door - in Black

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The contrast in the chemical composition of reds and whites mean their sensory traits, and your perception of them, are markedly different. Temperature has an effect on the varied compounds in reds and whites, so it's important to get it right when serving. What temperature should I serve white wine? On the other hand, if you are someone with a particularly extensive collection of wine, a 150mm wine cooler may not provide you with the necessary amount of space. Yes, you can usually change over the way the door opens on its hinges as most modern coolers allow you to do this. This will grant you the flexibility to install the door in whichever way you prefer without limitations and regardless of your kitchen layout. From the essential to the optional, here are some of the key features to consider when choosing a wine cooler. To understand if a 15cm wine cooler is right for you, there are several factors you will need to consider. You will need to think about the size of your wine collection, what kinds of features you require and how much disposable space you have to work with. We offer 150mm

Our wine cooler comes with a 3 pin plug fitted, making it easy to set up and use. This feature saves you time and effort, as you don't have to worry about finding the right plug or hiring an electrician to install it. With our wine cooler, you can simply plug it in and start using it after the cooling off period. Enjoying a glass of wine after a long day at work can be a great way to unwind and relax. It's a simple pleasure that can help you to de-stress and switch off from the demands of the day. A glass of wine can be a great accompaniment to a meal, or simply enjoyed on its own while you catch up on your favourite TV show or read a book. Whether you prefer a full-bodied red wine or a crisp white, taking the time to savour the flavours and aromas can be a sensory experience that allows you to appreciate the finer things in life. On average these size of wine fridge use between 90kW/annum and 120kW/annum depending on their overall size and type. Is a 150mm / 15cm Built In Wine Fridge Right For Me?

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Traditional 150mm wine coolers can hold up to 9 standard Bordeaux bottles, which are stored horizontally on slat shelving for optimum storage capacity. The 15cm built-in wine coolers are fantastic options to store your favourite wine bottles and having them displayed beautifully in your home.

The reason why this is important is that wine needs to be stored at a certain temperature range to maintain its flavour and avoid it going bad. 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. With this being said, they can also be installed as stand-alone units if required. When it comes to installing your wine cooler, it is imperative that there is at least 0.25cm of space left on either side to allow for adequate ventilation.On the other hand, if you are someone whose collection consists of a range of reds and whites, you will need to consider purchasing a dual zone unit. How Do I Install My 15cm / 150mm Integrated Wine Cooler? Our wine cooler features a UV-protected glass reversible door that not only provides an attractive appearance but also protects your wines from harmful UV rays. The reversible door makes it easy to fit into any room layout, whether it's placed against a wall or in a corner. With this feature, you can be confident that your wines are safe from UV damage, preserving their flavour and aroma for years to come.

Whilst wine coolers of 15cm or 150mm width are renowned for their slimline appearance, they are actually available as both single zone units. 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. This slight overlap of features and functions can lead to confusion when deciding whether to opt for a wine cooler or cabinet. Alternatively, you could use the three zones to keep reds, whites and champagne all at serving temperature; champagne is best served a little cooler than white wine. What's the difference between a wine cooler and a wine cabinet?If you heavily favour just one type of wine (just reds or just whites), and want to keep your bottles at serving temperature, then a single-zone wine cooler will be just fine. Due to the smaller size of the 150mm wine cooler units, most single-zone units operate at temperatures between 5°C and 20°C. This is something that you need to consider, especially if you are a lover of the vast choices of wine. These models mean you will be unable to store your various types of wines at their optimal temperatures.