Yeego’s Christmas sale runs from December 15 to December 26. During this period, selected wine fridges, beverage coolers, and French-style wine and beverage cabinets are available with 13% off,whether you’re refreshing your home wine setup or selecting a practical holiday gift.

Christmas dinners and holiday gatherings often involve a wider range of wines and drinks at home. Wine fridges and beverage coolers offer dedicated storage and reliable temperature control, helping everything stay properly chilled and ready to serve throughout the holiday season.

Focus on a few practical factors:

1.Bottle capacity: choose based on what you typically keep on hand, with a bit of extra room if you host during the holidays.

2.Single-zone vs. dual-zone:

- Single-zone models are ideal if you mostly store one style of wine or prefer a consistent set temperature.

- Dual-zone models are better if you keep a mix—like reds and whites—and want separate temperature settings for more flexible serving.

3.Installation type (built-in or freestanding): built-in works for under-counter kitchen layouts, while freestanding gives you more placement options for a dining area or home bar.

4.Storage layout: adjustable shelves and space for larger bottles can make a big difference depending on what you drink.

The right size depends on how many people you’re serving and what you drink most:

Beverage coolers

- For 1–2 people: a 60–70 can cooler works well for everyday use and casual gatherings. 

- For 3–4 people: 100–180 can models offer more flexibility during holiday hosting.

- For 5 or more guests: 200+ can capacity is better suited for frequent entertaining.

Wine fridges

- Occasional wine drinkers: 7–23 bottle models are usually sufficient for basic storage.

- Wine enthusiasts or frequent hosts: consider 28 bottles or more to accommodate a wider selection during the holidays.

If you plan to store both wine and beverages, a French-style wine and beverage fridge can be a practical all-in-one solution.

A combo fridge is ideal if you want one appliance that handles both wine and drinks. Choose separate units if you have a larger collection or specific temperature needs.

For a built-in installation, power outlet placement and ventilation clearance are two key factors to plan for:

- Avoid placing the outlet directly behind the center of the unit, as the plug may prevent it from sitting flush with surrounding cabinetry. A better approach is positioning the outlet to the left or right behind the unit, about 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) above the floor, or inside an adjacent cabinet with a pass-through opening.

- Always confirm the plug type and voltage match your home’s electrical system before purchase.

- Even with front-venting built-in models, it’s recommended to leave at least 0.25 inches (6 mm) of clearance on the sides and top to support proper airflow and long-term performance.