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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Strapped for space? We have the option of a countertop wine cooler, holding a generous 12 bottles, you’ll have enough to host that party! Love a nice, chilled glass of wine after a hard day in the office? From the essential to the optional, here are some of the key features to consider when choosing a wine cooler. 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.

Our wine cooler comes with a digital temperature display that allows you to monitor and adjust the temperature with ease. The display provides accurate readings, so you can be confident that your wines are stored at the optimal temperature for their type. With this feature, you don't have to guess the temperature inside the cooler, as it is always visible to you. 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. a single temperature zone, freestanding model with capacity for between 7-35 bottles. It may come with UV-protected glass, but is unlikely to have many other features. Traditional 150mm wine coolers can hold up to 9 standard Bordeaux bottles, which are stored horizontally on slat shelving for optimum storage capacity. The 15cm built-in wine coolers are fantastic options to store your favourite wine bottles and having them displayed beautifully in your home. A dry full-bodied red wine will require a different temperature zone than a complex and sweet white wine. And using the electronic temperature control will help you adjust this.With a bottle capacity of 7, our wine cooler is the perfect solution for those who want to store a limited collection of wines. It's an ideal size for a small apartment or condo, where space is at a premium. Having a wine cooler with a 7-bottle capacity will help you to organize and store your wine collection better, ensuring that each bottle is kept in a suitable environment that preserves its quality. The contrast in the chemical composition of reds and whites mean their sensory traits, and your perception of them, are markedly different. Temperature has an effect on the varied compounds in reds and whites, so it's important to get it right when serving. What temperature should I serve white wine?

In addition to temperature fluctuations, there are three additional factors that can ruin the quality and flavour of wine – light, vibrations and low humidity – and they need to be managed. This becomes absolutely crucial if you are storing for years, rather than months, before drinking. The humidity in a fridge is also too low, which overtime can result in a dried out cork. Add to that the potential risk of strong odours from leftover food affecting your wine, and it becomes clear why it's really not an ideal solution for wine storage.A digital temperature display helps you easily read the control the temperature inside the cooler at all times, accompanied by internal LED lighting to show off your wine as a feature on display. Our wine cooler features wooden shelves that provide a sturdy and stable surface for your wine bottles. The shelves are designed to accommodate different bottle sizes, from standard wine bottles to larger champagne bottles. The wooden shelves also add an elegant touch to the wine cooler, making it a beautiful addition to your home décor. If you heavily favour just one type of wine (just reds or just whites), and want to keep your bottles at serving temperature, then a single-zone wine cooler will be just fine. As a general rule these wine fridges come with doors which open from left to right (right hand side hinge).

If your collection includes reds and whites, then you will want a dual-temperature-zone wine cooler. If you're taking the time to buy and try a variety of wines, it's worth experiencing them at their best. Storing and serving wine can be a bit of a complex art, but if done correctly you can be sure of getting the best out of your bottles. As a general rule, a wine cooler is a short-term storage appliance used to keep wines at an ideal serving temperature. It's often referred to as a wine fridge. Different types of wine have specific serving temperatures that will allow you to appreciate them at their best. For white wines this ranges between 7-11°C, while for reds it's between 12-19°C.If you are looking for a wine cooler with an anti-UV treated glass door a single zone, a 150mm wine cooler should be able to meet your requirements. On the other hand, if you are looking for a wine cooler with multiple cooling zones and precise humidity controls, you may need to consider choosing a larger, more advanced model. No, the majority of 15cm wide wine fridges cannot accommodate larger size wine bottles like Champagnes, Prosecco and Magnums. Does a 150mm Wine Fridge Use a Lot of Electricity? On the other hand, if you are someone whose collection consists of a range of reds and whites, you will need to consider purchasing a dual zone unit. How Do I Install My 15cm / 150mm Integrated Wine Cooler? These features not only work to make your life easier, but they also help to ensure your wine is constantly protected from the sorts of environmental threats that are known to cause oxidization and flavour degradation.