10 Best Wine Fridges for 2021

When it comes to wine fridges, CDA is a renowned and trusted brand that you can count on, and this built-under wine cooler will meet all your needs with room for 45 bottles and an adjustable temperature range that will ensure you can store red wine as well.

The reversible door means you can make it fit your kitchen layout since you can open it from both sides. And since it’s made of toughened glass, it will stop UV rays from ruining the flavours.

The noise rating is low, so you don’t need to worry about any annoying buzzing sounds, and there’s a two-year warranty so you can buy with confidence.

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!

If you don’t have the space to have a freestanding built-in wine fridge, then this cooler is ideal. You can place it on top of a counter and since it only holds 12 bottles, it isn’t going to take up much room.

It features a reversible door, so you can fit into different kitchen layouts and it runs quiet, so you can even have it in your bedroom if you’re that boujee.

There’s a lot of essentials that need to go into a kitchen, so why not maximise your space with a slimline fridge cooler from CDA?

CDA is renowned for quality products, and this particular cooler has great reviews. Not everybody is into stocking up wine like it’s an apocalypse, and if you’re one of these people then this fridge provides just enough space with room for seven bottles without taking up much space.

It has a temperature range between 5 and 20 degrees too, so whether you’re a red wine drinker, rose lover or chardonnay connoisseur, this cooler will create the perfect environment for all of them.

There are few things more satisfying than a smooth, streamlined kitchen, so it’s no wonder that built-in appliances are so popular. This baumatic wine cooler will slot into place perfectly and add a touch of chic to your kitchen with its sophisticated wooden cabinet design.

The fridge holds up to 20 bottles; however, the shelves can be moved around to make way for extra-large bottles, and fringe benefits from a temperature range of between 5 and 18 degrees, so you can store whichever wine you like.

Perhaps the handiest aspect of this fridge is that it has a bright LED light that illuminates the cabinet, so you won’t be stuck rooting around for the bottle of your choice.

LOGIK are already synonymous with quality tech products, but with the LWC34B20 Wine Cooler, they’re also incredibly efficient as well. Not only will this choice benefit your wallet, but it’s a significantly more environmentally friendly option as well.

The blue light and chrome shelving give this fridge a sleek finish, and since the external control panel allows you can adjust and monitor the temperature without opening the doors, the fridge is as modern as it looks.

Another handy feature of this fridge is that if you don’t shut the door properly, an alarm will go off to notify you.

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.

Quality doesn’t always have to cost the earth, so if you want a wine cooler that’s not going to break your bank, then this Russel Hobbs fridge might just be ideal. It’s got great reviews, and it’s from a trusted brand.

It holds up to 12 bottles with a temperature range of 16 to 32°C, meaning you can store both white and red wine, and it has a reversible door so you can fit it to your preference. What more could you want?

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.