Best Wine Fridges / Refrigerators

Great wine cellar fridge – I needed a dedicated wine fridge cellar to cater for my Champagne collection. Because the bottles are wide there aren't many fridges that can cater… Read more

for this type without stacking bottles very high. I found this fridge to be great as I only need to stack the bottles 2 high which makes for ease of access. I can also buy additional shelves and adjust shelf height. The fridge is very stylish in the room and super quiet. I like the amount of light generated from the side strip. I placed a thermometer inside the fridge to test the consistency and accuracy of temperature and it is performing well.

Beware this ain't worth your money! Have a hassle .. Arisit won't help. They dont care. Tried contacting them and they dont respond or say its not thier problem Show details

Mixed Review with a Great Ending – Ordered this on Black Friday, I would give a 5 star rating as Cherish (customer service) deserves it, but what we went through to get to Cherish… Read more

wasn’t a good experience. But we got there in the end and we are now very happy. When the delivery was finally sorted everything went extremely well.

Do not buy from Husky. I bought this wine fridge and the compressor broke 2 months after the warranty expired. They were less than helpful and… Read more

initially ignored me completely when asking for assistance. Buy from a more reputable company unless you want a disposable fridge.

Not possible to get close to advertised storage capacity – I bought this because I was not particular happy with the tight shelving on my Vintec V110SGES3 - 121 bottle fridge, where the shelves are fixed… Read more

distances from each other, and which means a lot of label scraping when trying to get shelves out. This is a particular problem for many of the larger bottle shapes we get in Australia.

I had this delivered this week. On attempting to stack it today, I realised the internal dimensions mean that there is no way that you can get close to the 195 bottle capacity advertised.

Wine fridges usually advertise their capacity based on Bordeaux bottle sizes, which is fine, however, there is a significant difference between the shelve depth of my Vintec and the Liebherr.

The Vintec shelve depth, between front and back lip, is 51.5cm, whereas the Liebherr is 43.3. As such the shoulders clash far more significantly in the Liebherr. If I try to stack the bottles in the 5/4 matrix (5 forward/4 back) the front 4 have to lift up to sit on the shoulders of the back 5. This is not the same for the Vintec, where the extra 8cm makes enough difference for the stacking to work for many Australian bottle shapes.

I can get about 90 bottles in the 121 bottle Vintec and that includes a 6 bottle wooden case. I don't expect I would get much over half in the Liebherr.

Looking at the advertised dimensions of the Liebherr it states 670mm depth, however, it is 645, or if you include the handle, about 685. From the back of the fridge to the front, excluding door is 590, whereas the Vintec has equivalent dimensions of 680/630.

Although it does seem good value initially, I have decided to return it, as for a 100 bottle fridge, it's not good value!

I can't comment on its performance as I've not turned it on.

Died after being moved – Looks good, but was noisy. Moved house and the compressor stopped working. Was told by Miele repair agent it would be too costly to repair.

Poor quality – Purchased this 4 years ago and surprise has stopped working, looks nice but obviously has a very poor compressor that’s not lasted as long as it should, DO NOT BUY Hisense Show details

154L wine fridge lost refrigerant within 2 years – Giving a 3 star for now as they did replace the wine fridge at the start of 24. I queried the beer fridge we have as well possibly having the same… Read more

issue. They advised different manufacturer so shouldn’t be a problem, sure enough. 3 months pass and now the same issue. I was able to identify that the copper pipe leading out of the compressor has pitted and refrigeration is slowly bleeding through the pipe walls. The husky warranty agent advised it was no longer under warranty, I informed her of the replacement unit already supplied and my request to have the other appliance replaced as a preventative measure. It has been escalated, so we will see what they think. This is a fault with the supplier of the compressor and copper pipe. But it is still a Husky issue to resolve.