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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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. In short, built-in wine coolers are a must-have for all wine lovers, especially if you wish to store your wines at the optimum temperature for storing and serving wine - among a multitude of varieties.

So why should you choose a wine cooler ? Firstly, you will save on precious storage space in your fridge . If you only like one colour of grape, or you're simply looking to have plenty of cold wine ready for those balmy summer nights, then a single-zone model should suffice. How we test wine coolersBuilt-in models will fit neatly among your cupboards and appliances, storing all your favourite drinks at a controlled temperature to preserve their quality and keep them ready to serve — perfect for a chilled glass of white on a summer evening.

This may be more expensive than similar-sized appliances on this list, but our testers thought it was worth every penny. Its performance in terms of temperature stability — arguably one of the most important qualities in a wine cooler — was impressive. Although the upper zone's temperature rose by 1.3 degrees over 24 hours, the lower zone rose only by 0.2 degrees. However, you don't need to completely rejig your space to enjoy the benefits of a wine fridge: freestanding models can be placed wherever you have the 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.If you’re laying down wine for an extended period of time, then a wine fridge or cooler is definitely a worthwhile investment. Relating to whether there is much of a difference between integrated and built-in wine coolers, essentially there is not much difference between integrated wine coolers and built-in wine coolers. This contributes to the fact you may have heard both terms mentioned whilst relating to the same product. In essence, both are designed to fit seamlessly into the interior of your kitchen space, and built-in is designed to be installed under-counter space or inside of cabinets and integrated are designed to fit into cabinet space - resulting in there not being much of a difference at all. The sleek and narrow design of a (15cm) 150mm wine cooler is the ideal remedy for this as it will not take up much space at all while still looking amazing and providing sufficient storage space.

Built-in wine coolers are specifically designed to fit into any space within the kitchen counter (or cupboard space). This creates a stunning, seamless and professional finish to your kitchen area whilst also displaying the myriad of wines within your collection. You can expect to see a range of features that include electronic temperature control, UV protected smoked toughened glass, a temperature alarm, memory function and a dehumidifier.The second largest on our list, this wine cooler accommodates a respectable 117 bottles. It's perfect for wine enthusiasts and regular party hosts who want to store lots of wine, but don't want to spend on the likes of an ASKO. Elite Wine Refrigeration have headquarters in Chester, serving the local area so if you are in Liverpool, Manchester or the surrounding area, feel free to call in and view our products in the flesh. Raise your glass to a new wine cooler! Our range of freestanding and integrated wine coolers are perfect for your home.