Dual-Zone Wine Coolers • 23/04/2026 Dual zone wine cooler temperature ranges: reading the reds, whites and sparkling settings correctly
Product Test • 11/02/2026 Ca'Lefort 24 Inch Wine and Beverage Refrigerator Review: Quiet dual-zone drinks fridge with a few quirks ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Product Test • 19/06/2026 0℃ Outdoor 23L Wine Refrigerator Review: a compact 8-bottle cooler that keeps things simple ★★★★★ ★★★★★ This 0℃ Outdoor 23L wine fridge is basically a quiet, compact, no-frills cooler for people who just want their wine at a reasonable temperature without filling the main fridge. It does the basics well: it fits around 8 standard bottles, keeps them between 8–18°C, runs quietly thanks to thermoelectri... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Klarstein Vinovilla Victoria 17 Review: compact dual-zone wine fridge for small kitchens, with a noise catch ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Klarstein Vinovilla Victoria 17 is a decent compact wine fridge for people who want something narrow, fairly nice‑looking, and with two temperature zones in a small kitchen. It cools correctly, the dual‑zone function works, and the LED touch controls are simple. The cream colour and glass door g... by Julian Kazimierz
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Klarstein Vinsider Victoria 36 Review: a retro-looking dual-zone wine fridge that just does its job ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Klarstein Vinsider Victoria 36 is a solid mid-range wine fridge for people who want something that looks good in a kitchen and keeps both reds and whites at sensible temperatures. The cream retro design is the main hook here, and if that matches your cabinets or your style, it does its job visua... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Huski Champagne Cooler Review: the iceless wine chiller that actually keeps up during long dinners ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Huski Champagne Cooler is a solid, practical tool if you actually use it the way it’s intended: start with a properly chilled bottle and want to keep it cold on the table for several hours. In that scenario, it works well. The bottle stays cold, the table stays dry, and you don’t have to mess ar... by Ella Thorne
Product Test • 19/06/2026 YETI Rambler Wine and Champagne Chiller Review: the no-fuss way to keep a bottle cold on the table ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the YETI Rambler Wine and Champagne Chiller for a while, my overall feeling is that it’s a very solid, very practical bit of kit, but priced in a way that makes you think twice. It keeps a properly chilled bottle cold for a whole evening, even outside on a warm day, and it does that with... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Subcold Cave60 Review: a compact drinks fridge that’s cold, quiet and mostly hassle-free ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Subcold Cave60 is a straightforward drinks fridge that focuses on the basics: it chills well, it’s reasonably quiet, and it fits a decent amount of cans and bottles in a compact footprint. After using it in a spare room for a while, I’d say it’s a good fit for anyone who wants a dedicated beer a... by Julian Kazimierz
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Cookology CWC605SS Wine Cooler Review: a decent 60cm dual-zone fridge for casual collectors ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Cookology CWC605SS is a pragmatic choice for people who want a 60cm-wide, dual-zone wine cooler without paying premium-brand prices. It cools reliably, hits the set temperatures fairly quickly, and runs quietly enough for a normal kitchen. The smoked glass door and stainless finish look decent n... by Ella Thorne
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Dellonda Baridi 55 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Fridge Review: decent value if you know its limits ★★★★★ ★★★★★ If I had to sum up the Dellonda Baridi 55 bottle dual‑zone wine fridge in one line, I’d say: it looks good, cools well enough, but comes with some compromises you shouldn’t ignore. The dual‑zone feature works properly, the temperatures are fairly accurate, and it does a nice job of keeping reds and... by Lucile-Anne Gauthier
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Klarstein Bovella 55 Duo+ Review: dual-zone wine fridge that looks good but has a few quirks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Klarstein Bovella 55 Duo+ is a solid mid-range dual-zone wine and beverage fridge that looks good and does the basic job: it cools, it has two zones, and it can hold a decent number of bottles. The design is nice enough for a living room or open kitchen, and the mix of wood-front shelves and LED... by Alistair Montague
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Klarstein 54-Bottle Wine Cooler Review: stylish fridge with a few annoying catches ★★★★★ ★★★★★ If I sum it up, the Klarstein 54-bottle wine cooler is good-looking, functional, and a bit flawed. The main strengths are the design, the glass door with LED lighting, and the fact that it actually cools reliably across the 5–18 °C range. It’s easy to use, the controls are straightforward, and once... by Julian Kazimierz
Product Test • 19/06/2026 Haier Wine Bank 50 Series 5 Review: quiet, compact wine cooler for people who actually care about storage conditions ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Haier Wine Bank 50 Series 5 is a pretty solid choice if you’re serious enough about wine to care about proper storage, but not so obsessed that you’re ready to spend a small fortune on a full-blown cellar. It nails the basics: stable single-zone temperature, very quiet operation, and a... by Paolo Marchetti
Product Test • 15/06/2026 BarCraft Insulated Wine Cooler Review: a simple acrylic chiller that just keeps wine cold ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The BarCraft insulated single-bottle wine cooler is a straightforward, no-nonsense bit of kit. It’s light, easy to use, and does what it’s supposed to do: keep a pre-chilled bottle of wine or fizz at a decent temperature for around an hour or so on the table, without ice and without soaking your tab... by Paolo Marchetti
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Huski Wine Cooler Review: the no-ice chiller that actually keeps your bottle drinkable for hours ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Huski Wine Cooler is a straightforward product that does one thing well: it keeps a pre-chilled bottle cold for several hours without ice or mess. In actual use, it holds temperature much better than basic sleeves and is far cleaner and more practical than a classic ice bucket. The stainless ste... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Huski Wine Cooler Review: the iceless chiller that actually keeps your bottle cold on the table ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After several weeks of use, the Huski Wine Cooler feels like a well-thought-out bit of kit that does what it says without drama. It keeps already-chilled wine and prosecco cold for a few hours, both indoors and outdoors, without ice and without turning your table into a wet mess. The build quality i... by Paolo Marchetti
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Hoover H-WINE 500 HOWC034K Review: a compact 34-bottle wine fridge that’s decent if your bottles are standard ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Hoover H-WINE 500 HOWC034K is a decent mid-range wine cooler that gets the basics right: it cools reliably, it’s reasonably quiet, and it looks good in a living or dining room. If your wine collection is mostly standard Bordeaux-style bottles and you just want them stored at a stable, s... by Julian Kazimierz
Product Test • 15/06/2026 HYE RF01WC20B31 Wine Cooler Review: compact 20-bottle fridge with a few annoying quirks ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the HYE RF01WC20B31 is a decent compact wine cooler that looks good and cools properly, but it comes with clear compromises. The design is clean, the glass door and wooden shelves give it a nice look, and the digital temperature control is simple to use. Noise and energy consumption are bot... by Noémie Charlot-Pontier
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Upstreman W41 Wine Fridge Review: Compact 41-Bottle Cooler That Mostly Gets the Job Done ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Upstreman W41 wine fridge is a decent choice if you want a compact, good-looking cooler that can store around thirty-odd bottles at a stable temperature. It cools properly, stays fairly quiet, and the glass door with LED lighting looks nice in a kitchen or living room. The temperature range from... by Julian Kazimierz
Product Test • 15/06/2026 AEG 5000 Series Wine Cooler AWS4052B5B Review: clean look, solid storage, but not the quietest ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the AEG 5000 Series AWS4052B5B is a solid undercounter wine cooler for someone who cares about looks and build quality more than having every possible feature. It keeps wine at a stable temperature, the wooden telescopic shelves are practical, and the black design fits nicely in a modern ki... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Subcold Viva28 LED Review: a straightforward wine fridge that keeps bottles properly cold without fuss ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Subcold Viva28 LED is a practical under-counter wine and drinks fridge that does what most people need: it keeps bottles properly cold, looks decent in a kitchen, and doesn’t make a racket. The temperature range is wide enough for both beers and wines, and the 28-bottle capacity is realistic as... by Alistair Montague
Product Test • 15/06/2026 Hoover HWCB 60 UK/1 Wine Cooler Review: a no-nonsense 46-bottle fridge for people who actually drink their wine ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Hoover HWCB 60 UK/1 is a no-nonsense built-in wine cooler that does what most people actually need: it keeps a decent number of bottles at sensible temperatures, in two separate zones, without taking over your whole kitchen. It’s not trying to be a luxury showpiece, and that’s fine. The design i... by Olivier Dupree-Laurent
