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Wine Fridges
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If you are planning wine storage for a garden kitchen or entertaining space, ring Hayden on 1300 515 620; we will source the right cabinet and handle the warranty ourselves.
In the meantime, the fridge range covers alfresco drinks and bar fridges.
Buying guide
How to choose a wine fridge
Choose a wine fridge by three things: single or dual zone, the bottle capacity you need, and whether it is freestanding or built in. A dual zone holds two temperatures at once, so you can serve whites and sparkling cold and keep reds a little warmer in the same cabinet; a single zone is right if you mostly store one style or hold everything at cellar temperature. My Acre ranges Husky across both, from an 80L unit to a 440L dual zone.
Husky's Vino Pro and Riserva ranges cover freestanding, under-counter and outdoor-rated wine fridges, all built to hold a steady temperature and protect a growing collection.
Which wine fridge to choose
| Model | Zones | Size | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| HuskyVino Pro 93L | Single | 93L | $899 |
| HuskyRiserva 154L | Dual | 154L | $1,999 |
| HuskyVino Pro 154L Under-Counter | Dual | 154L | $1,949 |
| HuskyRiserva 380L | Dual | 380L | $2,699 |
| HuskyVino Pro 440L | Dual | 440L | $3,399 |
Choose by collection and spot: a starter for a couple, the Vino Pro 93L single zone from $899; reds and whites served at their own temperature, a dual zone such as the Riserva 154L; building into joinery, the under-counter Vino Pro 154L; a large, growing cellar, the 380L or 440L dual zone. Bottle capacity, dimensions and whether a model is outdoor-rated are on each product page.
Every model here is Husky, freestanding, under-counter or outdoor-rated depending on the range. A dual zone gives two independent temperature zones in one cabinet; a single zone holds one. If the fridge will live outside or in an alfresco bar, check it is outdoor-rated on the product page before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Is it worth getting a dual zone wine fridge?
Yes, if you keep both reds and whites or sparkling, because they are served at different temperatures. A dual zone holds two temperatures in one cabinet, so each style sits ready to pour. If you mostly store one style, or hold everything at a single cellar temperature, a single zone does the job for less.
What is a dual zone wine cooler?
A wine fridge with two independent temperature zones in one cabinet, each set separately. It lets you chill whites and sparkling in one zone while holding reds a little warmer in the other, without two appliances.
How much does a dual zone wine fridge cost?
Roughly $1,900 to $3,400, depending on capacity. In this range a 154L dual zone starts around $1,999, a 380L around $2,699, and a 440L around $3,399. Single zone models start lower, from $899.
What size wine fridge do I need?
Size by how many bottles you keep and want room to grow into. A compact 80 to 93L unit suits a small collection; 154L covers a keen drinker; 380 to 440L suits a serious, growing cellar. Exact bottle capacity is listed on each product page, since it varies with shelving and bottle shape.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about your space and we'll suggest what suits.
