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Undercounter Wine Refrigerator Undercounter wine refrigerators are a sleeker alternative to a freestanding wine cooler. They are positioned under counters in the kitchen as well as on the bar in the home so that guests can easily access a glass of Pinot Noir when you're entertaining. Make sure to measure the space in your cabinet before purchasing an undercounter fridge. Also, make sure you account for the airspace in order to efficiently disperse heat. Consider a dual-zone model that lets you store both red and white wine at the optimal temperature. Size This single-zone wine refrigerator from Thor Kitchen offers all the advantages of an elegant undercounter unit, but in a size that fits nicely into smaller spaces. It can accommodate up 40 bottles, however this number can be adjusted according to the size of your wine collection. It's available in black or stainless steel to match your decor. It can be built into your cabinetry or freestanding, giving you flexibility in its placement. If you're planning on storing both red and white wines, you might want to look at a dual-zone wine fridge, such as this model from KitchenAid with an incredibly flexible layout. The lower section can be used to store and mature wines between 42 and 64degF. The upper section is ideal for sodas and craft beers. There are numerous models that can hold a large capacity. For instance this Sub-Zero model can hold an extensive wine collection. This is the perfect choice for serious wine and beverage collectors. Its generously-sized shelves can accommodate 33 standard Bordeaux-style bottles and it also has a dual-zone temperature control so you can keep your red and white wines at their ideal temperatures. Some of these wine refrigerators under counter come with a beverage center in addition to a wine cellar which is useful for those who want to serve cocktails and other mixed drinks. They can be integrated into your counter or cabinets for a seamless, streamlined appearance, and they often have hidden hinges to maintain a flush surface. Certain models, such as this one from KitchenAid have an installation that is flush to give a built-in appearance. Capacity A wine refrigerator undercounter can help you protect your wine collection by maintaining a constant temperature and humidity. It is designed to age wine bottles optimally while minimizing fluctuations which can affect the taste or deteriorate cork. It also has an opaque glass front which blocks UV light which helps preserve the wine. The dampening engineering reduces vibration. If you're looking to store a larger wine collection, look at models with dual temperature zones that let you to keep white and red wines at the right temperature. There are also wine refrigerators with an alarm system for monitoring temperature that alerts you when the temperature of the unit exceeds its limit. There are undercounter wine refrigerators that come with multiple racks, which can accommodate bottles of all shapes and sizes. This will allow you to serve any wine at your next party or dinner. Some models come with separate compartments for beer and cans to ensure you have enough of your favourite beverages. An undercounter wine fridge can be a stylish addition to any kitchen design. It's sleek and compact and the stainless steel design works with a range of kitchen designs. You can also choose between freestanding or built-in models that offer flexibility regarding installation and positioning. Before you buy one, be sure to assess the space and consider the ventilation. To ensure efficient heat dissipation the fridge must have at least a few inch clearance on all four sides. You don't need a wine refrigerator that is too small and could cause damage to your bottles or suffocate the collection. Temperature Control Undercounter wine refrigerators are a great appliance to store your favorite drinks at the right temperature. Some models come with dual zone designs which allows you to create separate areas for whites and reds. Certain models have a huge capacity to accommodate large wine collections. These features make a wine cooler under counter an ideal choice for serious collectors. A built-in fridge can seamlessly integrate into your kitchen for a seamless look. You can pick from various door styles and finishes to match your kitchen. For example you can pick a black Stainless Steel or stainless steel with PrintShield. A large number of KitchenAid brand wine refrigerators are Panel Ready, which means you can install a custom front and handle that you can place over 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 undercounter wine storage offers this and more dark opaque glass that blocks harmful UV rays, dampening engineering to reduce vibration; and two evaporators for steady moderate humidity. Certain wine refrigerators are thermoelectric, while others use traditional compressor technology. A traditional compressor is more popular and stays colder, but it can also produce heat and cause vibrations within the wine cellar. A thermoelectric wine refrigerator is quiet, doesn't produce vibrations, and requires only a little energy to operate. Some models also offer additional features like customizable LED interior lighting and wine racks that can be used to store various sizes, and a reversible door. Some can even be used as a beverage center, which is ideal for storage of craft brews and seltzer. Design When you buy a wine refrigerator you would like it to blend seamlessly with the decor of your home. Look for features such as LED lighting, which gives soft, energy-efficient lighting to showcase your collection, and also avoid heating the space. Many models have vents facing the front that permit easy installation into cabinets and countertops. Some models are freestanding and allow for flexible placement. If you decide to go with an integrated model, be sure to take measurements of the space you have chosen to ensure adequate clearance on all sides of the appliance to ensure proper ventilation. Insufficient ventilation could cause overheating or other issues. A wine refrigerator should preserve your bottles in an environment that is cool and dark with consistent temperatures and humidity control. Look for features such as dark opaque glass that blocks UV rays, dampening technology that helps to reduce vibration, and dual evaporators to offer a constant, moderate humidity. These conditions will limit temperature fluctuations that can cause degrading of corks or deteriorate contents. Wine lovers enjoy a variety of beverages. It's important to choose an undercounter wine fridge that can accommodate all your needs for beverages. Some wine refrigerators feature multiple temperature zones, which allow you to store red and white wines at their optimal temperatures while keeping other drinks like craft brews or seltzers chilled. This flexibility can make these units an ideal option for families that enjoy an array of drink choices. Installation If you opt for an integrated wine cooler that can be concealed into cabinets, be sure to follow the installation instructions that are provided by the manufacturer. Make sure you leave enough space to allow for air circulation. Ideally you should have one inch of space between the sides and the back of the unit for proper airflow. Be careful not to place the wine refrigerator in direct sunlight or too close to heat-emitting appliances. This could damage the cooling system, and cause damage to your wine. Freestanding wine refrigerators feature front vents and can be placed in a range of places, such as the kitchen, living room or dining area. They can also function as a bar for entertaining, offering easy access to beverages and small food items such as citrus and cheeses, martini olives, etc. The dual zone design of some models lets you store wines at the ideal serving temperature while keeping other drinks such as water and soda chilled, perfect for your next party or family meal. After the unit has been put in place it's recommended to test the door seal by putting it with a piece of paper. If the seal can be easily removed, it might be necessary to replace it. Also, be sure to test the temperature control settings and door alignment. After cleaning the interior, you can arrange your wine bottles in a way that they are ready to be consumed. Undercounter wine coolers are a stylish and flexible option to store your most loved wines. The KitchenAid line comes with a broad assortment of these units. They are designed to blend seamlessly into your existing decor, these versatile units feature a sleek stainless steel finish and a variety of features, including LED interior lighting that illuminates the inside of the cooler, making it easy for storage and retrieval.