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Undercounter Wine Refrigerator A wine fridge that is located under the counter is a stylish alternative to a full-sized freestanding wine cooler. They are positioned under counters in kitchens and home bars to make it easy to access the glass of Pinot Noir while entertaining. Before you purchase an undercounter wine fridge, carefully measure your designated cabinet space and consider airspace for efficient heat dissipation. Think about a dual temperature zone model that can store red and white wines at the optimal temperature. Size The single-zone wine refrigerator made by Thor Kitchen offers all the benefits of a sleek undercounter unit in a dimension that will fit nicely into smaller spaces. It can hold 40 bottles, which can increase or decrease depending on your wine collection and is available in stainless steel or black to match your home decor. It can be freestanding or built into the cabinetry in your kitchen and is therefore flexible when it comes to positioning. If you plan to keep both white and red wine, you may think about a dual-zone refrigerator, like the KitchenAid model, which comes with an adaptable layout. The lower zone can be used for storing and aging wines at temperatures ranging from 42 to 64degF and the upper one is ideal for keeping craft brews or sodas, as well as other drinks chilled. You'll find plenty of models with a huge capacity, such as this one from Sub-Zero, that can accommodate an impressive wine collection. It's perfect for serious collectors who enjoy a diverse selection of wines and drinks. The shelves are large enough to hold 33 standard Bordeaux-style bottles and it comes with a dual-zone temperature control so you can store your white and red wines at the right temperature. A few of these wine refrigerators under counter have a built-in beverage center as well as a wine cellar which is useful for those who prefer serving cocktails or other mixed drinks. They can be seamlessly integrated into cabinets or counters to create a seamless and streamlined look. They typically have hidden hinges that maintain an even surface. Some, like this one from KitchenAid provide a flush installation to give a built-in appearance. Capacity A wine refrigerator under the counter can safeguard your wine collection with a consistent temperature and humidity control. It's designed to store bottles of wine for optimal aging while minimizing fluctuations that could impact the taste and deteriorate the cork. It also has a glass front which blocks UV light which helps preserve the wine. The dampening engineering reduces vibration. If you're seeking to store a bigger collection of wine, think about models with dual temperature zones that let you to keep white and red wines at the right temperature. There are also Frydge equipped with a temperature monitoring system that will notify you when the unit's internal temperature exceeds its limit. There are also undercounter wine fridges that have multiple racks that can accommodate a wide variety of bottles in different sizes and shapes so you'll be able to serve any wine at your next dinner party or get-together. Some models have separate compartments for beer and cans to keep you stocked on your most loved drinks. A stylish undercounter wine fridge can be an attractive addition to any kitchen. The stainless steel design is sleek and compact, and it goes with many kitchen designs. You can pick from built-in and freestanding models, that allow more flexibility in regards to installation and placement. Before purchasing one, make sure to measure the space and consider the ventilation. Make sure that the fridge has at least a few inches of space across all sides to ensure efficient heat dissipation. It is not necessary to have a wine fridge that is too small and could damage the bottles or choke the collection. Temperature Control Undercounter wine refrigerators are a great appliance for keeping your favorite beverages at the right temperature. Certain models feature two zones, allowing you to separate zones for reds or whites. Others have a larger capacity that can accommodate sizeable collection of wine. These features make a wine cooler undercounter a good choice for serious collectors. A built-in wine fridge is seamlessly integrated into the kitchen design for a cohesive design. You can pick from various door designs and finishes that fit in with your decor. For instance, you can choose black Stainless Steel or stainless steel with PrintShield. Many KitchenAid wine refrigerators are Panel Ready. This means that you can add a custom front door and a handle that matches the cabinetry. Wine that is kept at a constant temperature, at a perfect temperature lasts longer and tastes better. Sub-Zero's undercounter wine storage comes with dark opaque glass that blocks harmful UV rays, dampening engineering for reduced vibration and dual evaporators to ensure an even, moderate humidity. Some wine refrigerators use traditional compressor technology, while others use thermoelectric technology. The traditional compressor is the most common, and it gets colder. However it can also generate heat and create vibrations within the wine cellar. A thermoelectric wine refrigerator is quiet, has no vibrations, and needs only minimal energy to operate. Certain models also come with additional features like customizable LED interior lighting, wine racks that can be used to store various sizes, and a reversible door. Some models can be used as beverage centers, perfect to store craft beers and seltzer. Design Your wine refrigerator should be able to blend seamlessly into the decor of your home. Consider features such as LED lighting, which provides an energy-efficient, soft light to showcase your collection, and also avoid heating up the space. Many models have vents facing the front that allow for easy installation into countertops and cabinets. Certain models are freestanding and allow for a variety of placements. If you opt for an integrated model, be sure to determine the space you will need to ensure adequate clearance across all sides of the appliance to ensure proper ventilation. Insufficient ventilation may result in overheating or other issues. A wine refrigerator is designed to keep your bottles in an environment that is cool and dark with constant temperatures and humidity control. Look for features such as dark opaque glass to block UV radiation, dampening technology that protects against vibration and dual evaporators to ensure a constant moderate humidity. Making sure your wine is kept in these conditions will help minimize fluctuations in temperature that could reduce the quality of the corks and degrade the contents. Wine drinkers typically enjoy many different beverages, so it's important to find an under-counter wine fridge that is able to accommodate your drinking needs. Some wine refrigerators come with multiple temperature zones that permit you to store white and red wines at their optimal temperatures while keeping other drinks such as craft brews or seltzers chilled. This flexibility can make these units an ideal option for families who enjoy a diverse selection of drink choices. Installation If you opt for a built-in wine cooler which can be recessed into cabinetry, follow the installation guidelines given by the manufacturer. Make sure you leave enough space to allow for air circulation. Ideally, there should be one inch of space between the sides and back of the unit for proper airflow. Be careful not to place the wine refrigerator in direct sunlight, or too close to heat-generating appliances. This can damage the cooling system and spoil your wine. Freestanding wine refrigerators have front ventilation and can be set up in a wide range of places, such as the kitchen, living room or dining space. They can be used for entertaining as a bar that allows easy access to small food items and drinks such as martinis, cheeses and limes, lemons, etc. The dual zone design of some models allows you to store wines at the right serving temperature while keeping other drinks like water and soda chilled, perfect for your next party or family dinner. It's a great idea to test the seal on the door by closing it onto a piece white paper. If the paper easily pulls out, the seal might need to be replaced. Also, make sure you test the temperature control settings as well as door alignment. After that, you can simply wipe down the inside and arrange your wine so they're all set to be consumed. If you're looking to find a stylish flexible way to keep your favourite wines at hand look into the range of wine coolers under counter from KitchenAid brand. They are designed to blend seamlessly into your existing decor. They feature an elegant stainless-steel finish, and many features including LED interior lighting that illuminates the interior of the cooler.