03/09/2022
πΎ π· What makes a wine cooler or fridge different from a standard fridge or beverage fridge? See how! πΎ π·
βοΈ Since wine should not be stored as cold as other beverages, a wine cooler tends to have higher temperature ranges than a refrigerator or beverage cooler. On average, a wine cooler won't offer temperatures below 5Β°C.
βοΈ Wine coolers come with professional features to protect your wine from natural elements that can negatively affect them. Such as temperature variation, humidity, vibrations, UV rays and foul odours.
βοΈ The rack within a quality wine cooler is specially designed to securely hold each bottle of wine. The doors are typically UV-coated for insulation. This helps to block harmful UV rays.
βοΈ Vibrations can be harmful to wine through chemical reactions within the wine thereby affecting the taste. The compressor within wine coolers has an absorption system that significantly minimises vibrations of the motor, reducing the impact on your wine.
βοΈ Many wine coolers have separate temperature-controlled zones which will enable the storage and serving of different wines e.g. red and white wine stored separately each in its own temperature-controlled zone within the same wine cooler unit.
βοΈ Wine coolers offer the right humidity levels so that wine corks remain moist and impermeable from neighbouring and external odours from seeping into the wine. Standard refrigerators are designed to suppress humidity thereby shrinking the corks for odours to seep into wine which then overpowers wine's natural flavours.
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