A wine fridge (or wine cooler) is designed specifically for wine storage, keeping bottles at stable temperatures with controlled humidity and minimal vibration. Standard kitchen fridges are too cold and inconsistent, which can damage wine over time.

For general collections, 12–14°C is ideal. White wines are best at 8–12°C, while reds are stored at 12–18°C. Dual-zone wine fridges allow you to store both reds and whites at their perfect serving temperatures.

Single-zone models are ideal if you mainly drink one type of wine. Dual-zone wine fridges are better for collectors who enjoy both reds and whites, as they provide two independent temperature zones.

Wine fridges range from slim 15cm models that hold 7 bottles to large-capacity coolers that can store over 150 bottles. Consider your current collection, available space, and whether you need a built-in, integrated, or freestanding design.

No. Freestanding wine fridges need ventilation around the back and sides. If you want a seamless kitchen finish, choose a built-in or undercounter model with front ventilation.

Most modern wine fridges are designed for quiet operation. Undercounter and integrated wine fridges are especially quiet, making them perfect for open-plan kitchens and living spaces.

Wine fridges are surprisingly affordable to run. Most energy-efficient models cost between £20–£40 per year, depending on size and usage. All our fridges come with free UK delivery, so the only cost is running your cooler.

Panel-ready wine fridges are designed to accept a custom cabinet door on the front. This allows your wine fridge to blend seamlessly into your kitchen for a fully integrated look.

Yes. Many customers use their wine coolers for beer, champagne, and soft drinks too. Just check the temperature settings match your preferred drinks.

Yes. We’re a UK-based, family-run business and we offer free delivery on all wine fridges nationwide. Every order is carefully packed and delivered safely to your door at no extra cost.