Wine refrigerators and wine cabinets are the cornerstone of wine storage systems that are in place to protect and preserve wines for both short-term needs as well as long-term aging. Wine refrigerators, which tend to be cheaper than wine cabinets, are a solid option for consumers looking to store wine at ideal temperatures for more immediate (6-12 months) storage. While wine cabinets offer the dual settings of both temperature and humidity controls and make sense for the enthusiast that's looking for optimal storage conditions for aging. Check out some of the industry's top sellers on the wine storage front below.
1. Wine Enthusiast Silent 18-bottle Wine Refrigerator, Suggested Price: $249
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This is a great introductory model for wine refrigeration with its compact size, decent price and sleek design. Offering two different temperature zones and corresponding settings (to accomodate both reds and whites), Wine Enthusiast has put together an attractive unit, with adjustable shelving and quiet operation - though you may find that your wine collection outgrows this unit's capacity rather quickly.
2. EuroCave Chamber Wine Cellar, Suggested Price: $1699
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3. Vinotemp 2 Zone Thermoelectric Wine Cooler, Suggested Price: $370
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The Vinotemp, 21-bottle capacity wine refrigeration unit utilizes the energy-efficient thermoelectric cooling system, ideal for storing wines where room temps don't go above 75 degrees. Slender profile, quiet operation, wooden shelves that pull-out along with teh ability to set two independent temperature zones make the Vinotemp a top pick wine refrigeration unit.
4. Avanti 30-Bottle Built-in Digital Wine Cooler, Suggested Price: $525
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5. Vinotheque Wine Cabinet, Suggested Price: $3995
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