Features Breakdown
Key Details
Are there any restrictions on the number of red wine and champagne bottles that can be stored?
What are the adjustable temperature range and precision?
How to quickly get the product's operation guidance?
Can the temperatures of the upper and lower compartments be adjusted separately?
What are the specific standards for space reservation for built-in installation?
Can the door opening direction be adjusted by yourself during installation?
What are the shipping origin and delivery time? Which regions are covered by free shipping?
How long is the product warranty period? What after-sales channels are available?
How long can wine be stored in the refrigerator?
Why is a food refrigerator not suitable for storing wine?
Why is stricter temperature control needed for long-term wine storage?
How to choose a location for a home wine cabinet?
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Wine Storage Temperature Guide
Proper storage temperatures ensure your wine maintains its quality and flavor profile
Wine Type | Celsius (°C) | Fahrenheit (°F) |
---|---|---|
Red Wine | ||
General Storage Temperature | 12.8 | 55 |
Semi-sweet/Sweet Red Wine | 14-16 | 57-61 |
Dry Red Wine | 16-22 | 61-72 |
Semi-dry Red Wine | 16-18 | 61-64 |
White Wine | ||
Dry White Wine | 8-10 | 46-50 |
Semi-dry White Wine | 8-12 | 46-54 |
Semi-sweet/Sweet White Wine | 10-12 | 50-54 |
Sparkling Wine | ||
Champagne/Sparkling Wine | 6-9 | 43-48 |
Wine Storage Tips
Horizontal Storage
Store wine bottles on their side to keep the cork moist and prevent oxidation.
Humidity Control
Maintain consistent humidity levels between 50-80% to preserve cork integrity.
Light & Vibration
Keep wine away from direct sunlight and vibration to prevent premature aging.
Serving Temperature
White wines and sparkling wines are best enjoyed chilled, while reds should be served at cellar temperature.
Note: Spirits and fortified wines should not be stored in wine coolers as they require different conditions.