Wine coolers
Wine coolers and wine cabinets — single or dual temperature zones, by bottle count, freestanding and built-in.
CasoNew
Caso WineExclusive 12 wine cooler, 12 bottles, black
€570In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineDeluxe WDU 18 wine cooler, 18 bottles, black
€819In stock
MideaNew
Midea MDRW150FGG22W wine cooler, 34 bottles, black
€350In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineDeluxe WD 41 wine cooler, 41 bottles, black
€2,400In stock
CasoNew
Caso S-R outdoor kitchen fridge, stainless steel
€684In stock
CasoNew
Caso S-L outdoor kitchen fridge, black
€763In stock
AdlerNew
Adler AD 8083 beverage cooler, 12 bottles, black
€148In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineExclusive 24 wine cooler, 24 bottles, black
€763In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineComfort 24 wine cooler, 24 bottles, black
€684In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineExclusive 126 wine cooler, 126 bottles, black
€1,745In stock
CasoNew
Caso DryAged Master 380 Pro dry-ageing cabinet, stainless steel
€3,154In stock
CasoNew
Caso WineCase One bottle cooler, black
€132In stock
How to choose
- Zones. one zone keeps wine at one temperature, two let you keep red and white ready to serve
- Capacity. bottle counts are usually for Bordeaux bottles — wider bottles take more room
- Installation. freestanding units need air at the sides, built-in ones vent at the front
Related categories
See also refrigerators, freezers and dishwashers.
Frequently asked questions
What temperature is best for wine? Around 12–14 °C for long storage; for serving, white cooler and red warmer.
Can I keep other drinks in it? Yes, but a normal fridge gets colder — a wine cooler rarely goes below 5 °C.