10 Best Wine Fridges for 2021

This wine fridge can hold 38 bottles, and has brilliant touchscreen controls, with a digital display to let you know the temperature at all times.

You can also turn the power on and off (just in case it isn’t stocked at that precise moment), as well as the light on and off. It automatically defrosts, which several cheaper models can’t do – this will ensure your wine is at the right temperature at all times, and you don’t have to bring it out at all.

To finish it off, it has a reversible door and is integrated under your counter for a smooth finish. There is no better way to show off your wines and update your kitchen.

This isn’t just a wine fridge. It is a wine cellar, able to hold 65 bottles and really become a focal point in your home.

The temperature range is perfect for reds, whites and champagnes, and there is a holographic sensor under the door. So, when your hands are full of bottles because you’re entertaining (or you’ve just been to the wine retailer), just swipe your foot and it will open hands-free.

You can also knock on the glass twice and view the contents, so not only is it perfectly subtle when not in use but it can also be kept at the right temperature before you decide which one you want.

It is frost-free, so the temperature will never alter with a build-up of ice or condensation, and there will be no manual defrosting required. It’s also freestanding, so will fit in that little space you’ve been wanting to fill just perfectly.

It’ll operate in temperatures between 10°C and 32°C, so should be just fine for any kitchen. There is also a reversible door, and with an A++ energy rating, it’ll cost less than £25 to run annually.

The only thing stopping it from being our top pick is the price, but it will be the only wine fridge you ever have to buy.

In a nice black/silver modern finish, with chrome shelving and LED lighting, this fridge will be the perfect addition to any kitchen or dining area.

There are six shelves with grooves which will keep the bottles safe and sturdy, as well as a basket area for any larger bottles such as champagne. Everything is controlled using touch buttons, which makes adjusting the temperature a doddle (and also means the aesthetics aren’t ruined).

A digital display will let you know the temperature, and the shelves also slide out for easier access to your goods. This also means the shelves are removable just in case you want a more spacious look. Adjustable feet will also ensure that it is stable on your flooring, and fits perfectly under the counter.

The grooves on the shelves will only accommodate ordinary shapes and sizes of wine bottle, but this is perfectly sufficient for most people. 30 can be held at any one time, so get sipping!

Got a bang up-to-date kitchen? You’ve probably got a lot of integrated appliances to keep it looking sleek.

This wine cabinet will fit into an eye-level cabinet, which is great for access and keeping things off the floor. But this isn’t the only big selling point – the technology is probably well-worth redoing your kitchen for alone.

There are 3 temperature zones, which can each be controlled separately. So, you no longer have to choose between holding red wine, white wine, sparkling wine and champagne. An integrated fan uniformly circulates air for an even distribution of temperature and humidity too, so every shelf gets equal attention.

The racks are adjustable, and the slats can be moved to hold any shape or size of a bottle which is great if yours aren’t just plain old ordinary designs. Every rack also comes with magnetic labels so you can display info about the bottles you have – perfect for pairing with food.

Able to hold around 20 Bordeaux wine bottles, this wine fridge features a handy child key lock which is perfect if you’re concerned about younger members of the family getting in there.

The five shelves can all slide out which makes for easier loading and removing of bottles, and the UV-protective smoked toughened glass door means it can be placed in the sunniest of spots without fear of it damaging the wines.

Because the shelves don’t have shaped grooves for the bottles, any size or shape can fit. You can even have a mixture of wines, soft drinks and beers.

Electronic temperature control also keeps everything accurate, and the door can be reversed which oddly enough is not a massively common feature with wine fridges.

This is a brilliant space-saver. It will hold eight 75cl bottles and sit nicely on a bench or tabletop without getting in the way – perfect for under-cupboards if others are a bit too much of a tight fit.

The glass door and light allows you to view your bottles without opening the door, and the LED display and touch controls make setting the temperature really simple. Thanks to a matte black finish, it will fit into any kitchen decor, and the stable handle means you can open the door without it shaking about too much.

Contoured shelves also keep bottles stable, and it is a great way to free up additional space in your main refrigerator. Adjustable feet also means you can ensure it is just the right height and stable.

A vertical version is also available, in case you’d rather save space lengthways as opposed to height.

Touch controls, an LED display and temperature adjustment means you have everything you need with this fridge.

The shelves are wooden, which helps with reducing vibration and the door has UV protection too. In fact, the whole fridge runs with low vibration, so your wine can remain stable and sediment-free.it fits nicely under a counter and is quiet.

Audible temperature and open door warnings will help if there are any issues, and humidity is kept at 50 – 80% which is perfect for the chosen beverage, particularly if they’re corked.

You can view the collection without opening the door so the temperature can stay constant.

Able to be freestanding or built-in to your kitchen, this fridge has 6 shelves and can hold 7 bottles of wine.

It is really nice and slimline, which is great if you want something sleek (or if the bottles are drunk quicker than they’re put in). It keeps all bottles held at a precise temperature and is super quiet, so it can be kept anywhere in the house – even by the cocktail cabinet.

Is your main aim to get something which takes the bottles out of your main food fridge? If so, you probably want the perfect balance of budget and space-saving.

This wine cooler can hold up to 15 bottles which is actually pretty decent. There is one temperature zone and while there is only one shelf, stacking everything correctly can ensure you make the most of the space.

You can reverse the door position simply with the help of a screwdriver so it can be a long-term addition to the kitchen even when the room around it changes. It does need to be kept inside in a heated area, however, so it isn’t one for a garage or outbuilding.

Ideal for a kitchen, living room or as extra storage in a garage, this small fridge has one shelf for five bottles as well as a lower section which you can keep cans, smaller bottles or water in.

It has a low noise functionality at 42dB, and energy class A which is great if you want to keep the bills as low as possible. The UV glass gives solar radiation protection so you don’t have to be too cautious about placement, and 

The temperature range is slightly higher than with other wine fridges, and while it still fits into the highest recommended 21°C setting, you will have to be wary if you want to store speciality wines which are best between 10 and 15°C. On the other hand, it could be good if wine is only occasionally stored and you will primarily be using it as a soft drink or beer fridge.