# Best large wine fridges for bigger collections Source: https://corkandchill.co.uk/best/best-large-wine-fridges Publisher: Cork and Chill. Picks are based on what the Amazon listings state, not on hands-on testing. Method: https://corkandchill.co.uk/how-we-pick Once a collection passes two dozen bottles, a small worktop cooler stops being useful and you need a proper cabinet. Larger wine fridges differ in more than size. Some keep one steady temperature for long-term storage, others split into two zones so whites and reds are ready to serve. Compressor cooling matters at this size, because a big cabinet in a warm room needs real cooling power. Weight and floor space matter too: a full cabinet can weigh well over 45 kg. This guide compares the largest coolers we could find with clear listing data, from about 95 to 134 litres or 30 bottles and up, by capacity, zones, temperature range, stated noise and annual energy use. Where a listing leaves a figure out, we say so. ## Products ### 1. Liebherr WKb 1812 Vinothek - wine coolers (freestanding, Black, 5 - 20 °C, SN, ST, A, Buttons) Capacity: 134 L; Temperature range: 5 to 20 °C; Cooling: Not stated; Dimensions (W x D x H): Not stated; Lock: Yes A black freestanding Liebherr Vinothek cabinet with 134 litres of space, 230 V supply and a key lock. It suits a collector who wants one steady storage temperature. In its favour: - The 134 litre capacity is the largest of the freestanding cabinets compared here. - A 5 to 20 °C range and SN to ST climate classes are listed in the title. - The listing states 230 V and a key lock. Good to know: - No bottle count, dimensions or energy figure in the listing, so check Liebherr's data sheet. - At 45 kg it needs two people to move and a firm, level floor. ### 2. 6-Layer-Wood Wine Cooler Refrigerator- Integrated Or Independent Compressor Wine Refrigerator Without Frost With Digital Memory Temperature Control Capacity: 33 bottles; Temperature range: 5 to 18 °C; Cooling: Compressor; Dimensions (W x D x H): Not stated; Lock: Yes A compressor wine cabinet with six solid wood shelves for 33 bottles, a 5 to 18 °C range and a security lock. The listing says it can stand alone or be integrated. In its favour: - Six solid wood shelves hold 33 bottles, the highest bottle count stated in this guide. - Compressor cooling with a 5 to 18 °C range covers sparkling wine through to reds. - The listing states a security lock to stop children opening the door. Good to know: - No dimensions, energy figure or noise level are given in the listing. - The venting position is not stated, so check clearances before fitting it into a gap. ### 3. Liebherr UWKes 1752 GrandCru - wine coolers (freestanding, Stainless steel, 5-20 °C, SN, ST, A, Stainless steel) Capacity: 110 L; Temperature range: 5 to 20 °C; Cooling: Compressor; Dimensions (W x D x H): Not stated; Lock: Not stated A stainless steel Liebherr GrandCru cooler with 110 litres, a 5 to 20 °C range and compressor cooling. This listing is an ex-display unit with a two year parts and labour warranty stated. In its favour: - Compressor cooling with a 5 to 20 °C range covers sparkling through to reds. - The listing states a two year Liebherr parts and labour warranty. - An annual figure of 145 kWh is given for working out running costs. Good to know: - It is sold as ex-display, so check condition and returns terms with the seller. - Dimensions and bottle count are not in the listing; this model is often fitted under a worktop. ### 4. Severin KS 9894 - wine coolers (Undercounter, Black, 7 - 18 °C, SN, No, A, Black) Capacity: 33 bottles (95 L); Zones: Not stated; Temperature range: 5 to 15 °C; Noise: 39 dB; Annual energy: 140 kWh A black Severin wine cooler with 95 litres for 33 bottles of 0.75 litres, compressor cooling, LED lighting and a stated 39 dB. At 84 x 48 x 47 cm it fits under many worktops. In its favour: - The listing gives a full set of figures: 33 bottles, 95 litres, 39 dB and 140 kWh a year. - At 84 x 48 x 47 cm it can stand on the floor or fit under a worktop. - Compressor cooling and a key lock are listed in the specifications. Good to know: - The bullets give 5 to 15 °C but the title says 7 to 18 °C, so confirm the range. - The specs list a European two-pin plug, so check for a UK plug or adapter. ### 5. Freestanding Mechanically Controlled Ice Bar/Wine Cabinet,100L Dual Zone Wine Cooler,0°C~15°C Seven-Level Temperature Adjustment Wine And Beverage Refrigerator,Black Capacity: 100 L; Zones: 2; Temperature range: 0 to 15 °C; Noise: 38 dB; Annual energy: 0.65 kWh a day A freestanding 100 litre wine and drinks cabinet with two zones, a seven-level dial from 0 to 15 °C, a compressor and a stated 38 dB. Rollers and adjustable feet help it move. In its favour: - The listing states 38 dB and a compressor, so it suits a dining room or lounge. - A 0 to 15 °C range reaches cold enough for beer and soft drinks as well as whites. - Daily use is given as 0.65 kWh, and rollers make it easier to move for cleaning. Good to know: - No bottle count or dimensions are stated, so ask how many bottles fit. - Mechanical dial control has seven levels rather than set temperatures in degrees. ### 6. Dual Zone Wine Cooler with Digital Temperature Control for Built-in or Freestanding Use Capacity: About 30 bottles (120 L); Zones: 2; Temperature range: Not stated; Cooling: Not stated; Shelves: Not stated A 120 litre dual-zone cooler for about 30 bottles, with a dual air duct system, double-glazed UV-blocking door and blue LED lights, sold for built-in or freestanding use. In its favour: - At 120 litres it is the roomiest dual-zone unit in this guide. - The title says it can be used built-in or freestanding. - A dual air duct system is listed to spread cold air evenly. Good to know: - The listing gives no temperature range, cooling method or dimensions. - Specs list no plug, so confirm a UK plug is supplied. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.