Elite Wine Refrigeration have headquarters in Chester, serving the local area so if you are in Liverpool, Manchester or the surrounding area - feel free to call in and view our products in our showroom.
We also have a selection of wine coolers in locations around London, visit our showrooms page for more information.
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At Elite Wine Refrigeration, we offer a wide range of wine coolers for sale. Featuring all the most notable brands to store your favourite wines for longer periods. Storing wine bottles incorrectly could damage your wine's appearance and ruin its overall quality, taste, and smell. Additionally, plenty of factors can affect your wine, including UV light, humidity, vibrations, and temperature fluctuations.
Our team of dedicated professionals has a wealth of knowledge and experience behind them, helping customers find their ideal cooling unit every day.
Our wide range of wine cooler storage units comes in all shapes and sizes, making them suitable for all collections. We work closely with leading brands to provide our loyal customers with state-of-the-art wine storage units. We aim to lead the way in the wine cooling industry by maintaining our respective status as a company and continuing to supply people with long-lasting, reliable coolers.
Whether you’re an avid wine drinker or enjoy opening a bottle on a special occasion, it’s most convenient to have an efficient wine storage solution to house your bottles. All wine variants require an array of different temperatures; it’s our job to provide some of the best cooling systems on the market for you to make use of in your home or commercial space.
Our Range of Wine Coolers:
At Elite Wine Refrigeration, we provide a healthy selection to choose from that are suitable for wine collections of all sizes. We understand that our customers have varied tastes and preferences, with some collections consisting of one type of wine and others a mix. Our range of coolers is manufactured by leading brands that design products with excellence in mind at all times.
We provide both small and large wine storage systems that can house your collection of bottles for the long term. You can find eight-bottle wine coolers and up to 300-capacity coolers within our range of products. We must provide cooling units to suit everyone. Smaller models are great for kitchen settings, whereas our larger cooler systems are ideal for commercial use in bars and restaurants.
Built-In Wine Coolers
Built-in wine coolers, commonly known as under-counter wine coolers, are one of the most popular cooling solutions on the market today. Designed to be installed within kitchen areas, built-in wine coolers can be securely placed into empty wall spaces and cabinets.
Built-in wine cooler models come with many advantageous benefits and key features. Our built-in designs provide LED lighting, which allows you to store your bottles and impress visitors. We’ve made it easier than ever to access your collection by sourcing Push2Open wine coolers to incorporate into our built-in collection.
Integrated Wine Coolers
Similar to built-in wine coolers, integrated wine coolers are designed to be installed into kitchen spaces such as shelving, cabinets, and walls. Offering a seamless, sleek appearance to your humble abode, integrated wine coolers offer something slightly different compared to your regular under-counter wine cooler.
Unlike under-counter designs, integrated models fit seamlessly into tight, snug areas of your home. We recommend having your integrated wine cooler fitted by trained professionals; it’s important to install integrated units properly due to their specific installation requirements.
We understand that hiring an electrician to install your wine cooler isn’t possible for everyone. Our team remains on hand to answer any questions or concerns you may have concerning installing your cooling unit. Each of our units comes with manufacturer instructions and clear guidance on how your product should be installed efficiently.
Integrated wine coolers operate best when they’re situated away from larger kitchen appliances, including fridges, ovens, and dishwashers. This is due to the heat they generate. Each of our integrated coolers comes with sturdy, top-quality shelving units that allow you to display your bottles along with other accessories such as decanters and glasses.
Freestanding Wine Coolers
Freestanding wine coolers offer the most convenience and are widely used in commercial settings. These freestanding designs are made to be left to stand freely with a sufficient amount of space around the unit. Freestanding designs must leave enough space around the perimeter to ensure there’s enough airflow.
Roughly two inches of space needs to be left around the rear end of freestanding wine coolers; this helps airflow from your appliance easily. Our wide range of freestanding units offers a multitude of key features. Similar to our other wine cooler collections, freestanding units are finished with a modern touch and offer excellent humidity control, temperature control, and UV protection.
You can adjust the temperature control on your freestanding unit within the range of 5°C to 20°C to match the recommended serving temperature of your wine. Ideal for commercial settings, freestanding wine coolers can hold large quantities of wine and provide the perfect storage solution for copious quantities of bottles.
The freestanding products we provide are quiet and use little energy. Lower energy consumption means low vibrations, which is a factor many customers look out for. You’ll be glad to know that freestanding wine coolers can also accommodate beer bottles as well as wine bottles, so regardless of your beverage preference, you can still use a freestanding unit.
Single-Temperature Zone
A single-zone wine cooler is a unit with only one temperature zone. If your collection consists of one type of wine, it’s in your best interest to purchase a single-zone wine cooler. It’s common for people with smaller groups to opt for single-zone units because they tend to keep one wine variant as opposed to keeping multiple types.
If you plan on extending your collection in the future, it’s vital to have a dual-zone wine cooler for storage. Wine requires specific temperatures, and although your single-zone wine cooler might be perfect for holding red wine for long periods, it could be detrimental to white or sparkling wine.
Dual-Temperature Zone
Dual-zone wine coolers are equipped with two spaces that provide independent temperatures. If you’re interested in storing wine for a long time or ageing parts of your collection, a dual-zone temperature is the best option to go for. Storing both red and white wine in the same capacity can be tedious, but not when you have a dual-zone wine cooler.
Unlike casual wine drinkers, passionate collectors like to extend their collections to try new wines, whether they are red, white, or sparkling. It’s vital to have somewhere to store your collection if you want your wine to last. Dual-zone units are increasingly popular, with people realising the benefits that come with having a storage unit that provides more than one temperature setting.
Although dual-zone wine coolers can be found in homes, they make the perfect appliance for business owners working in the hospitality sector. Here at Elite Wine Refrigeration, our goal is to deliver reliable units that offer a range of temperature controls. You can expect to find your dream wine cooler when you shop with us, whether it be a single- or dual-zone unit.
Why Choose Elite Wine Refrigeration?
We’re a UK-based wine storage company, first established in 2016. We specialise in wine coolers and a variety of other refrigerated units. Our hard work and dedication are apparent through our profession, and we ensure customers are fully satisfied with their purchases. The Elite Wine Refrigeration team holds respective roles within their field of work and helps customers each day to find the right wine storage solution for you.
Our core value is to provide the best service possible. Our customers are important to us, and we wouldn’t be here today without the loyal support we receive. It’s clear why we’ve been able to maintain a reputable role as a company; our five-star reviews and positive customer feedback are a testament to the proficient services we provide to wine lovers.
Meaning we can provide the most accurate information for our customers when they’re browsing our collections. Understanding the different selections of wine coolers can be tedious, but not when our handy team is here to help.
If you’re looking for a specific model or design, we can offer guidance and put you on the right path to finding the finest product for you. Shopping for a new wine fridge should be exciting. We make the process of shopping for a wine cooler as seamless as possible.
Wine Cooler FAQs:
The ideal temperature for storing wine depends on the type of wine you are storing. In general, red wines should be stored at 10-18°C (50-65°F), white wines at 7-10°C (45-50°F) and Sparkling wines should be stored at 4-7°C (40-45°F).
To make sure it is maintaining the temperature that you want, you can use a thermometer to measure the temperature inside the wine cooler. Additionally, listen out for any odd vibrations or noises that might point to a compressor or fan issue.
Cleaning your wine cooler at least once a year is advised. To clean the cooler's interior and exterior, use a soft cloth and a mild detergent.
In a wine cooler, you can keep other alcoholic beverages as long as they work with the temperature controls. In a wine cooler, you can keep anything you want such as beer, soda, and water.
Yes, you can keep open wine bottles in a wine cooler, but to keep the wine fresh, you should use a vacuum sealer.
The size and model of a wine cooler affect its capacity. Most wine coolers can hold six to 100+ bottles of wine.
Depending on the wine and the storage conditions, you can keep wine in a wine cooler for a number of years. White wines can typically be kept for 1-3 years while red wines can be kept for 2-10 years.
The majority of wine coolers need a typical 110-120V electrical outlet. However, some larger models might need a separate circuit and an outlet with a higher voltage. Before installation, check the wine cooler's specifications.
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