Wine Fridges and Wine Coolers

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Choose from a range of 300 premium wine fridges with Coolersomm, your one-stop shop for wine coolers, wine fridges, wine storage cabinets, and wine accessories.

With over 15 years in the wine industry, we specialise in offering the finest products to preserve the taste and quality of your wine collection. Each product is carefully selected to ensure optimal temperature control, preserving the taste and quality of your cherished wine collection.

Explore our wide selection of wine coolers, wine fridges, wine storage cabinets, and a range of wine accessories that truly enhance your wine-drinking experience. Ensure you always have something exceptional to pair with every occasion with our handpicked collection of wines and champagnes from around the globe, and wine accessories like Coravin and Riedel glassware.

We have a wide variety of products to choose from, so you can find the perfect one to fit your needs and budget. From premium glassware to wine preservation systems, we have it all.

Our Collections

• Freestanding Wine Fridges and coolers: Ideal for those who need flexibility in placement, our freestanding units are perfect for any room in your home.
• Built-In Wine Fridges and coolers: Perfect wine fridges for your kitchen, these undercounter units are front venting allowing them to be placed within carpentry.
• Integrated Wine Cabinets: Seamlessly blend with your kitchen décor while offering the best in wine storage technology.
• Wine Storage Cabinets: Wine cabinets for the long term maturation of fine wine.
• Premium Wine Accessories: Elevate your wine experience with accessories like Coravin and Riedel glassware.
• Fine Wine and champagne: Handpicked from around the world, indulge in a curated selection of exceptional wines and champagnes.

Freestanding Wine Fridges

Freestanding wine fridges are the epitome of versatility, offering wine lovers the freedom to create their own vinous haven anywhere in the home including the garage or cellar. Unlike built-in wine fridges, these standalone units can be placed in any convenient corner, turning your space into a chic wine oasis.

One of the key features that sets freestanding wine fridges apart is their precise temperature control. Wine is a delicate beverage, and maintaining the right temperature is crucial for preserving its flavor profile. These fridges typically come with adjustable settings, allowing you to cater to the specific needs of your reds, whites, or sparkling wines.

Freestanding wine fridges are not just functional; they're also a stylish addition to your home. With sleek designs and various finishes, these fridges seamlessly blend with your existing decor, adding a touch of sophistication to any room. Whether you choose a stainless steel model for a modern look or a classic black finish for timeless elegance, there's a freestanding wine fridge to complement your style.

While compact in size, freestanding wine fridges are surprisingly spacious inside. They come with adjustable shelves and compartments, allowing you to organize your wine collection efficiently. Some models even feature dual temperature zones, ensuring your reds and whites coexist harmoniously in the same space.

Built in Wine Fridges

Built-in wine fridges are designed to fit seamlessly into your kitchen or cabinetry, optimizing the use of space. They are a perfect solution for those who want a dedicated wine storage unit without sacrificing floor space.

These fridges often come in various sizes and designs, allowing you to choose a model that complements your kitchen aesthetics. Some can even be customized with paneling to match your existing cabinetry, creating a cohesive look.

Built-in wine fridges are built with efficiency in mind. They are typically well-insulated and have advanced cooling systems to maintain a consistent temperature, ensuring that your wines are stored under optimal conditions.

A built-in wine fridge can be a valuable addition to your home, potentially increasing its resale value. It's a desirable feature for homebuyers who appreciate the convenience and sophistication of a dedicated wine storage solution.

Many built-in wine fridges are designed with quiet operation in mind. You won't be disturbed by the humming sound of the unit, allowing you to enjoy your kitchen ambiance without any unwanted noise.

Built in wine fridges come in et widths, 15cm, 30cm, 40cm, 50cm and 60cm wide wine fridges.

Integrated Wine Fridges

Similar to built-in units, integrated wine fridges are built for the kitchen and tend to stand off the floor like an integrated oven with ventilation for the machine around the back. Many are panel ready, meaning the wine lover can attach their own door design and blend the wine fridge completely into their kitchen.

Integrated wine fridges are designed to fit very specific height apertures in kitchens, those are 455mm, 595mm, 885mm, 1234mm and 1786mm high.

Integrated wine fridges typically hold between 12-100 bottles and come in both single and dual zone options.

Wine Storage Cabinets

Wine storage cabinets were created for the fine wine lover who has fine wine to mature over the longer term.

A wine cabinet is often more furniture-like in appearance, resembling a traditional piece of cabinetry. It typically provides ample storage space for bottles and may include racks or shelves for organisation. Some wine cabinets are designed with glass doors or display sections, allowing you to showcase your wine collection while keeping it protected.

Wine storage cabinets tend to be set and left at storage temperature although most allow the wine lover to change the temperature if needed. They frequently come with a winter system and a carbon filter to allow long term maturation of many bottles anywhere around the home/cellar or garage.

Wine Walls

Wine walls are excellent for those who want to showcase their wines in a refrigerated display case. They can be great storage solutions for those with narrow width requirements as the wines are stored side on.

Single Temperature Zones

Single temperature zone wine fridges are ideal for those who want to store wine at one temperature over the longer term or serve only one type of wine. For example, a wine bar may take two single temperature zone wine fridges, one for white and one for red or a wine collector take one and set it at 12c. The uniform storage of a single zone also means that the temperatures are more easily held and the energy efficiency is better.

Dual Temperature Zones

Dual temperature zones are ideal for those who want to store and serve wine from the same fridge or who want to serve wine of all types from one fridge.

Multiple Temperature Zones

Multiple temperature zone fridges tend to use polyvalent technology whereby, upon turning off the fans, the heat goes up through the wine fridge from a set point at the bottom of the fridge. For example, the bottom of the fridge is set to 6c, a good temperature for serving whites and as the shelves go up through the fridge it gets progressively warmer allowing light reds to be served from the middle and bold reds from the top.

Wine Fridge Features

There are many features of wine cooling technology and not all may be necessary for every wine fridge owner. Some common features to look out for include;

1. Winter System: If the ambient temperature is colder than the setting of the wine fridge then the wine fridge will also need a heating element. Wine fridges with winter systems allow the owner to place them in cold rooms.

2. Dual Temperature Zones: For those with diverse wine collections, dual temperature zones are a game-changer. This feature allows you to store reds and whites at their respective ideal temperatures in the same unit, catering to the needs of different varietals or allow the ideal service temperature.

3. Humidity Control: Maintaining the right humidity level is crucial for preserving wine quality. Some wine fridges come with humidity control features to prevent corks from drying out, ensuring a proper seal and protection against oxidation.

4. Vibration Reduction: Excessive vibrations can disturb the sediment in wine, affecting its flavor. Wine fridges often incorporate vibration reduction technology to minimize vibrations and provide a stable environment for your bottles.

5. UV-Resistant Glass: Exposure to UV light can be harmful to wine. Many wine fridges have UV-resistant glass doors to protect your bottles from light exposure, preserving the integrity of the wine.

6. Adjustable Shelves: Flexibility is key when it comes to organizing your wine collection. Adjustable shelves in wine fridges allow you to customize the interior to accommodate different bottle sizes and shapes.

7. LED Lighting: LED lights not only add a touch of sophistication but also provide a gentle and non-intrusive illumination inside the fridge. This makes it easy to locate your desired bottle without exposing the wine to excessive heat.

8. Digital Display and Controls: Modern wine fridges often feature digital displays and controls for easy monitoring and adjustment of temperature settings. This user-friendly interface enhances the overall convenience of using the fridge.

9. Door Locks: If you have a particularly special or valuable wine collection, some wine fridges come equipped with door locks to provide an extra layer of security.

10. Energy Efficiency: Energy-efficient wine fridges are designed to minimize power consumption while still maintaining optimal storage conditions. Look for units with Energy Star certification for added efficiency.

11. Alarm Systems: Some high-end wine fridges have alarm systems that alert you if the temperature inside the unit goes beyond the set range. This feature is valuable for preventing potential damage to your wine due to temperature fluctuations.

12. Self-Defrosting: To reduce maintenance efforts, some wine fridges come with self-defrosting features, preventing ice buildup and ensuring a consistent temperature.

These features collectively contribute to creating an ideal environment for your wine collection, ensuring that each bottle is stored and preserved with the care it deserves.

Reasons to choose Coolersomm

• UK Based - Based in London, we have a physical store and showroom where customers can come and ask questions about wine refrigeration surrounded by thousands of bottles of fine wine.
• 20 Years Experience - Our founder has been in the wine trade for twenty years and created a business that provides wine fridges to Michelin star restaurants in the UK, France and USA. Our collective knowledge of the wine industry and wine fridges helps us choose the ideal wine storage solution for you.
• Fast, two man delivery, unpack and position - Most of our wine fridges offer two man, unpack and position with free recycling at no charge.
• Official UK partner to Eurocave, Swisscave, Lieberr, Dunavox and mQuvee and EuroCave wine fridges.

Wine Fridge FAQs

How many bottles can a wine fridge hold?

Our range of wine fridges hold from 7 to over 300 bottles.

How expensive is it to run a wine fridge?

The energy rating of every wine fridge is listed on the product page, however, at today's energy prices a wine fridge will cost anything from £25-£100 per year to run depending on the energy rating and how hard it has to work. A wine cabinet in a cold garage will work harder than an undercounter unit in a kitchen.

Does a wine fridge need to be plumbed in?

None of our wine fridges need to plumbed in, they are self contained units.

Can I store beer in a wine fridge?

You can store beer in a wine fridge, however, wine fridges operate best when over 75% capacity full, having a lot of void space to heat and cool is inefficient and causes the machine to work harder and for the average temperature range to fluctuate more. Having a few beers in the wine fridge is fine.

Can open wine bottles be kept in a wine fridge?

Open wine bottles can be kept in a wine fridge but unless they are under vacuum seal, the wine wont keep any longer than stored in a regular fridge.

What temperature should I set my wine fridge too?

If you want to mature wine over the longer term then a wine fridge should be set to 12°C, if you want your whites, red and sparkling wines set to service temperature then the temperatures are really a matter of taste. Most wine fridges do not go lower than 5°C or higher than 18 °C. White wines can be drunk anywhere from 2-12°C with some preferring White Burgundy close to room temperature whilst light reds can be enjoyed between 12-14°C and heavier reds 16-20°C.

How long does a wine fridge last?

All wine fridges will come with a warranty period whereby the manufacturer will support the customer if something goes wrong within that time frame. Wine fridges can last up to 10-15 years if properly maintained.

How does a wine fridge protect wine?

Wine maturation can be harmed by light, heat, vibration, bad odours and humidity. A wine fridge will combat all five of these by having a UV protected glass door, anti-vibration shelving, humidity management, temperature controls, and in the case of the premium wine cabinets and wine fridges; a carbon filter for bad odours.

Can I control the humidity in a wine fridge?

Very few wine fridges, except those of the highest quality from Liebherr, Eurocave or Swisscave will allow user-controlled humidity, however, all premium wine fridges have automatic, system controlled humidity settings.

How long will wine last in a wine fridge?

Unopened wine of quality will last for decades in a wine fridge as they imitate cellar conditions and thus the ideal environment in which to mature. Opened wines will also need a vacuum seal to last any additional time, keeping them in the wine fridge would not extend their duration any longer than a regular fridge would.