Wine Cooler Reviews we have done

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Update: December 13, 2022

As we know since we live in Texas, it gets hot! And the last thing you want your wine to do is get hot. So, the best thing to keep your wine cool and to protect your valuable purchase is to use a wine cooler.

Over the years, Texas Wine Lover has reviewed various wine coolers made by NewAir. NewAir is a quality brand and our continued use over the years has proven that. We are an affiliate for NewAir which means if you happen to purchase a wine cooler by clicking on one of our links, we get a small commission. The great thing is it doesn’t cost you any additional money, but simply helps Texas Wine Lover continue to bring you great news about the Texas wine industry and more.

There are various types of wine coolers available and that gives you choices, but makes it difficult to decide what to purchase. There are single zone and dual zone wine coolers. Single zone means the wine cooler is set to one temperature only. As you probably realize, white wines are stored and enjoyed at a cooler temperature than red wines. Storing both kinds of wines in a single zone cooler presents a decision you need to make, and that is what temperature to set the wine cooler.

The widely common belief is to set the temperature around 57 degrees. If you are going to drink a white wine, pull it from the wine cooler and put it in a regular refrigerator for about 15 minutes to make it cooler. If you are going to drink a red wine, do the same, but this time set it on a counter for about 15 minutes to warm it up. Simple.

Now if you do not want to have to wait, then a dual zone wine cooler is for you. A dual zone can be set to two different temperatures. Set one zone colder for white wines and the other zone higher for red wines. Pull and enjoy!

Here are some of the reviews we have done, both single zone and dual zone. We also did some pretty cool videos of most that you can enjoy watching too!

To see all the NewAir wine cooler reviews we have done, please check the tag for NewAir.

NewAir AWB-400DB Dual Zone Wine and Beverage Fridge

Ever think you might want a convenient fridge for your wine that stores both bottles and the increasingly popular wine cans, or cans for other beverages you might prefer? Well, NewAir has a model that is available that can help solve this dilemma for you and provide you with dual temperatures in both zones as well. The review is complete along with a discount code for use on the NewAir website.

NewAir 15″ Black Stainless Steel Wine Fridge NWC029BS00

If you are looking for a wine cooler that is the right size for expanding your wine collection, take a look at this model. A discount code is offered to save you money when purchasing it on the NewAir website or Amazon.

 

Newair AW-281E Thermoelectric

This 28-bottle wine cooler is a single zone cooler that helps you extend the proper storage for your wines. Please read the review and you can purchase on the NewAir website.

NewAir AWR-290DB-B

This wine cooler can be installed under a kitchen counter for a beautiful built-in look with its black stainless steel finish. You can also use the wine cooler as a free standing unit. It is a dual zone wine cooler that holds 29 bottles. Please read our review of the wine cooler, and it can be purchased with this link.

NewAir Wine Cooler AW-321ED

This is a dual zone wine cooler that can hold 32 bottles. The nice thing is it is like a side-by-side refrigerator and each side can hold the same number of bottles. You can read our review of the wine cooler and if you want to purchase one, this is the link to do so.

NewAir AW-180E

The next wine cooler we reviewed was a single zone wine cooler that holds 18 bottles. Unfortunately, this model has been discontinued, but there are other models available now that are very similar. Check out the model and the similar models with this link.

NewAir AW-211ED

Another wine cooler we reviewed was another dual zone model. This model can hold 21 bottles and has one smaller zone on top of the bigger zone. The two zones on top of each other makes a narrow storage area for which to place the wine cooler. The two zone sizes give you the advantage if you are say, a red wine drinker, to store less white wines above and more red wines below. This model is still performing well and can be purchased with this link.

NewAir 98 Bottle Dual-Zone Wine Fridge Review

If you have started a large wine collection and need a larger wine cooler, the NewAir 98 bottle dual-zone wine fridge may be your answer. This wine cooler should be able to handle all your growing wine collection needs.

NewAir Freestanding 33 Bottle Compressor Wine Fridge Review

The model NWC033SS0 wine cooler from NewAir is not too small and not too big and may be just the right size for you. It sits nicely in any room.

BODEGA 15” Wine Cooler Review

We have reviewed other excellent wine coolers and the BODEGA 15″ wine cooler is one of them. This wine cooler can fit underneath your kitchen or bar counter, or you can use it freestanding.

 

You may not think the wine you purchase is very expensive and you do not need a wine cooler. But when you think about what you went through to buy it, how much it cost, and a possible loss of all, then a purchase of a wine cooler is a simple decision. If you have a large wine collection, you may want to consider building yourself a wine cellar. We helped Porch provide tips on how to start and stock a wine cellar at home.

Cheers, and hopefully Texas Wine Lover can help you protect your valuable wine.