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Wine refrigerators keep red and white wine at the temperature where a bottle shows its best. An ordinary kitchen fridge cannot do that, because it runs too cold and dries out the cork. Our range covers everything from compact coolers for a few bottles to tall cabinets that hold a full collection.
Freestanding models sit in the kitchen, living room or pantry, while built-in units slot into your cabinetry flush with the fronts. Single-zone coolers hold one temperature throughout, dual-zone models let you chill reds and whites at the same time in separate compartments. Compressor units cool harder and cope with a warm room. Thermoelectric ones run quietly and without vibration, which is worth having for older wines with sediment that are left to age.
The line-up mixes large appliance makers with brands built around wine storage: Candy, Severin, Temptech, La Sommelière, Haier, Hisense and Teka. Start by working out how many bottles you need to keep at once, then leave a little room to grow. A flat is well served by a 6–20 bottle cooler, while a keen collector will want more capacity. If the cabinet goes into a run of units, check the dimensions and the way the door hinges before you buy.
A wide selection across price brackets means there is a fit whether this is your first cooler or a replacement for a serious collection. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, every product carries a manufacturer's warranty, and larger purchases can be spread over instalments. When you are torn between capacity and the number of zones, base it on how many and how varied the wines you actually keep on hand are. That gives you the surest guide.