This French door type wine cooler has four independently-controlled zones. This is useful if you have a variety of red, white and sparkling wines, as they need to be stored at different temperatures.
Furthermore, there are presets for each type so all you need to do is just put in the bottles, select the type of wine and the cooler will chill them to the optimum temperature.
Because of the front ventilation system, the cooler can be either built-in to countertops or used as a freestanding unit. You do however need to take the size and weight into consideration. The width of this cooler 47 inches and it weighs 247 pounds so it will not be suited for every kitchen or living room.
There are ten shelves altogether and each can hold 9 bottles, additionally there are two bottom shelves that can hold 11 bottles each putting the total at 112 bottles altogether. The shelves are made of slatted wood so they are flexible and gentle to the bottles. The shelves also allows better air circulation inside. They have molded wood pieces along the front and back to nestle your bottles safely inside.
The unit can hold up to 172 bottles. This should be enough even for serious wine collectors. Of course, the capacity may vary because some of the shelves allow you to store bigger bottles like champagne or oddly shaped wine bottles.
The two independent-controlled cooling zones can be manually controlled. Alternatively, you can simply input the type of wine stored in the cooler and it will automatically adjust the temperatures in each zone to the most ideal ones.
The sturdy metal shelves are thin enough to get the maximum available storage space, yet strong enough to support the weight of many wine bottles. The shelves are designed in such a way that they can comfortably hold different shapes and sizes of bottles. They glide in and out smoothly using the ball-bearing tracks and feature stainless steel fronts and wooden slats for a sleek presentation.
The ventilation of this unit is located at the front, so it’s louder than units with ventilation at the back. Still, it shouldn’t be louder than a standard refrigerator.
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