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Undercounter Wine Refrigerator

A wine refrigerator that is under counter is the sleek alternative to a larger freestanding wine cooler. These units are placed under counters in the kitchen or home bars so that guests can easily get the glass of Pinot Noir when entertaining.

Make sure to measure the space in your cabinet before buying an undercounter fridge. Also, be sure you account for the airspace to effectively disperse heat. Think about the dual temperature zone model that can store white and red wines at the right temperature.

Size

This single-zone Thor Kitchen wine refrigerator offers all the benefits and design of an undercounter unit, but in a size which fits well into smaller homes. It has a capacity of 40 bottles, which can increase or decrease depending on your collection of wines, and it's available in stainless steel or black to match your decor. It can be incorporated in your cabinetry or freestanding wine refrigerator, giving you flexibility in the place it is placed.

If you're planning to store both red and white wines, you may want to look at a dual-zone wine fridge like this one from KitchenAid, that has an adaptable layout. The lower part can be used for storing and aging wine at temperatures ranging from 42 to 64degF The upper part is ideal for keeping craft beers as well as soda and other beverages cool.

There are numerous models with a huge capacity, like this one from Sub-Zero, that can accommodate an impressive wine collection. This is the ideal option for serious wine and drinks collectors. The shelves are large enough to hold 33 standard Bordeaux-style wine bottles. It also comes with the ability to control temperature in two zones, so you can store white and red wine at the right temperature.

A few of these wine refrigerators under counter have a built-in beverage center in addition to wine cellars, which can be handy for those who prefer to serve cocktails and other mixed drinks. These units can be easily integrated into counters or cabinets for an elegant and seamless look. They usually feature hidden hinges that ensure an even surface. Certain models, such as this one from KitchenAid have a flush installation to give an appearance of a built-in.

Capacity

A wine refrigerator under counter can help protect your big wine fridge collection by maintaining an even temperature and humidity. It's designed to hold bottles of wine to ensure optimal aging while minimizing fluctuations that can affect the taste and damage the cork. It also has the benefit of a glass front that blocks UV light, which helps keep the wine fresh. The dampening mechanism reduces vibration.

Consider models with dual zones of temperature to keep your red and white wine at the right temperature. You can also find wine fridges with a Temperature Monitoring System that informs you when the internal temperature of the unit is out of range.

There are also undercounter wine fridges with multiple racks that can accommodate a wide variety of bottles sizes and shapes, which means you'll be able serve any wine at your next dinner party or gathering. Some models have separate storage compartments for beer and cans to help you stay full of your favorite drinks.

A wine refrigerator under the counter can be a stylish feature to any kitchen design. It's compact and sleek, and the stainless steel design works with a range of kitchen designs. You can choose from freestanding or built-in models which give you more flexibility in terms of installation and placement. Before you buy one, make sure to assess the space and consider ventilation. To ensure that heat is dissipated efficiently the fridge should have at a minimum of a few inches clearance on all four sides. You don't want to end up with a wine cooler that's not sized properly and could potentially damage your bottles of wine or suffocate your collection.

Control of Temperature

Undercounter wine refrigerators are a great appliance to store your favorite drinks at the ideal temperature. Some models feature dual zone designs that lets you create separate, ideal spaces for reds and whites. Other models have a greater capacity that can accommodate sizeable collection of wine. These features make a wine cooler under counter an ideal choice for serious collectors.

A built-in wine refrigerator can be seamlessly integrated into the kitchen design to create a harmonious design. You can choose from a variety of door styles and finishes that complement your space like stainless steel or black Stainless Steel with PrintShield finish. A lot of KitchenAid wine refrigerators of the brand are Panel Ready, which means you can build a custom front and handle on the door to match the cabinetry in your kitchen.

Wine that is kept at a constant, ideal temperature will last longer and taste better. Sub-Zero's undercounter wine storage comes with dark opaque glass that blocks harmful UV rays, absorbing engineering for reduced vibration and dual evaporators to ensure a constant, moderate humidity.

Certain wine refrigerators are thermoelectric, while others rely on traditional compressor technology. The traditional compressor is the most popular and gets colder. However, it can also produce heat and cause vibrations in the wine cellar. A thermoelectric wine refrigerator is quiet, does not produce vibrations, and needs only minimal energy to operate. Certain models also come with additional features like customizable LED interior lighting and wine racks that can be used to store different sizes, and a reversible door. Some models can be used as a drink center, which is great for storing craft seltzers and brews.

Design

If you decide to purchase a wine refrigerator you want it to blend seamlessly with the décor of your home. Look for features such as LED lighting, which offers an energy-efficient, soft light to showcase your collection, and also avoid heating the area. Many models also feature front-facing vents, which allow for installation into countertops and cabinets. Others are self-standing and offer a range of positioning options. If you choose a built-in model, carefully take measurements of the space you have chosen to ensure adequate space on all sides of the appliance for proper ventilation. Insufficient ventilation could lead to overheating and other malfunctions.

A wine refrigerator should preserve your bottles in a cool, dark environment with constant temperatures and humidity control. Look for features such as dark opaque glass that blocks UV rays; dampening technology that protects against vibration and dual evaporators which offer a constant moderate humidity. These conditions will minimize the fluctuations in temperature that can damage corks or deteriorate contents.

Wine lovers often enjoy a wide variety of beverages, so it's important to find an undercounter wine refrigerator that can accommodate your drinking needs. Certain inexpensive wine fridge refrigerators have multiple temperature zones that allow you to keep red and white wines at the right temperature while keeping other drinks such as craft brews and seltzers cold. These units are ideal for families who enjoy a variety of drinks.

Installation

If you choose to install an integrated wine cooler that can be integrated into cabinetry, follow the installation instructions that are provided by the manufacturer. Make sure to leave plenty of space to allow for ventilation. Ideally, there should be one inch of space between the sides and back of the unit to allow airflow. Be sure to avoid placing the wine fridge in direct sunlight or too close to a heat-emitting appliance, as this can cause damage to the cooling mechanism and ruin your wines.

Freestanding wine refrigerators have front vents and can be placed in a range of places, including the kitchen, living room, or dining space. They can also serve as a center for drinks when entertaining, offering an easy access to drinks and small food items like citrus and cheeses martini olives, for example. The dual zone design of some models allows you to store wines at their ideal serving temperature, while keeping other drinks such as sodas and water chilled, ideal for your next event or family dinner.

It's a good idea to test the seal of the door by closing it onto a piece of white paper. If the seal can be easily removed, it might be required to replace it. Also, make sure to test the temperature control settings and door alignment. Then, wipe down the interior and arrange your wines so they're ready to drink.

Undercounter wine coolers are a stylish and versatile option to store your most loved wines. The KitchenAid line offers a wide selection of these units. They are designed to seamlessly blend into your existing decor. They feature a sleek stainless-steel finish and many features including LED interior lighting which illuminates the interior of the cooler.