The 7 Best Wine Refrigerators of 2020

Serious wine drinkers and collectors will love this large, freestanding wine refrigerator. It holds 46 bottles, so you can store cases of your favorites or fill it with a variety of different wines to pair perfectly with dinner, no matter what’s being served. It has a triple-layered glass door, so you can see the bottles without losing the chill, and the glass will never fog.

This has dual zones, so you can keep both red and white wines at their proper temperature. If the power goes out, this refrigerator remembers your custom temperature settings, so you won’t need to reset it. Designed for quiet operation and low vibration, wine sediment won’t be disturbed in storage.

Not only is this a high-quality refrigerator that will keep your wine safe and chilled, but it also looks good with black and stainless steel trim and beechwood shelves. 

When you like both red and white wines, it’s handy to have a wine refrigerator that can keep both at their proper temperature. This refrigerator lets you set the upper zone from 46 to 64 degrees, while you can set the lower zone from 54 to 64 degrees.

The smoked glass door protects the wines from excess light, and the vibration-free thermoelectric cooling won’t disturb the wine sediment during storage. The insulation and the door are designed to keep humidity in, to keep corks from drying out during long storage. Soft interior lighting can let you see the wine, or you can turn the light off when it’s not needed.

Reviewers think its a great first wine fridge and it operates at a near-silent temperature. However, a few people have commented that this broke within a year of use so be sure to read the operating instructions carefully with the setup.

If your wine collection has outgrown a small wine refrigerator, you’ll have plenty of space for storage with these side-by-side units. These are two separate units, so you can opt to install them next to each other so they look like one unit, or you can place them separately. Buying the pair saves you money over purchasing them separately, so you can buy an extra case of wine to help fill them. They hold 332 bottles, total, and the units can be used either as stand-alone units or they can be built in. The doors are tinted glass, and there is a security lock to keep the wine safe.

The temperature controls have LED displays so it’s easy to set your desired temperature on each unit. The shelves are made from wire with a wood trim. The doors have hinges on the right, but you can customize the look by reversing one or both doors using the information in the manual.

This 30-bottle wine refrigerator can be built-in under a kitchen counter, or you can use it as a freestanding unit, giving you plenty of options for placement. It’s got a double-layered tempered glass door that will hold the chill in while you can still see the bottles, and it will never fog from condensation.

This is a single-zone refrigerator, but the temperature can be set for red or white wine, from 40 to 66 degrees. If the power goes out, the refrigerator remembers your setting, so your wine will always be at the proper drinking temperature.

When you love your red and white wines equally and want to display them in style, this wine refrigerator is the perfect fit. It holds 24 bottles, with 12 in the upper zone and 12 in the lower zone, with the digital touch-pad control placed between the two. The upper zone can be set for 54 to 66 degrees, while the lower zone can be set for 46 to 66 degrees. Thermoelectric cooling along with wood shelves give vibration-free cooling that won’t disturb wine sediment during storage.

The cabinet is black, with stainless steel trim on the door, for an elegant, modern look. A safety lock lets you secure your wine, while an internal LED and tempered glass doors let you see the wine. The LED can be turned off from the control panel.

This is designed for freestanding use, and the door needs to swing 180 degrees if you want to remove and replace the shelving.

Wine refrigerators are handy to have, but sometimes it’s hard to find space for a large, rectangular unit. This tall, skinny wine refrigerator is only 6" wide, so it can be built-in to a small space that might not be useful for anything else. This holds seven bottles of wine, and you can set the temperature from 40 to 65 degrees for either white or red wine.

An internal fan circulates the cool air in the refrigerator so all of the bottles cool evenly, whether they’re on the top, middle, or bottom. This has digital controls for setting the temperature, and an interior LED light to display the bottles.