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A beverage fridge keeps drinks cold and within reach without crowding your kitchen refrigerator. This collection covers every type we carry, from 24-inch under counter models to large three-door back-bar fridges, upright glass-door coolers and wine and beer combination fridges, mostly from KingsBottle.

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1. What are you chilling?

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2. Where will it go?

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Beverage Refrigerators for Every Space

Under Counter Beverage Fridges

Built-in, front-vented models that fit under a counter or bar top. See all under counter beverage fridges.

Upright Beverage Fridges

Taller freestanding coolers such as the KingsBottle 389-can upright beverage fridge for game rooms, garages and home bars that need serious capacity.

Outdoor Beverage Fridges

Stainless, outdoor-rated fridges for patios and outdoor kitchens, in single, double and three-door sizes.

Wine and Beer Fridge Combos

Dual-zone fridges with one temperature for wine and a colder one for beer and soda. Browse wine coolers if wine is your main focus.

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Beverage Fridge FAQs

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How much does a beverage fridge cost?

Our KingsBottle beverage fridges start at $1,795 for a 24-inch under counter model. 36-inch and 53-inch multi-door fridges run $2,795 to $3,795, and upright wine and beer combos run up to $5,495.

Is a beer fridge worth it?

If you entertain often, yes. A dedicated beverage fridge keeps drinks colder than a kitchen fridge, frees up space for food, and puts drinks where guests can reach them.

What is the difference between a beverage fridge and a wine cooler?

A beverage fridge runs colder, typically down to the high 30s °F, for cans and beer. A wine cooler holds a warmer, steadier temperature for wine. Combo models do both.

Is there a standard size for a beverage fridge?

Under counter fridges are typically 24 inches wide to fit standard cabinet openings. Wider 30–53 inch models hold more. See our under counter beverage fridges.

Can a beverage fridge go outside?

Only outdoor-rated models, like our KingsBottle stainless steel outdoor fridges. Indoor fridges aren't built for outdoor heat and humidity.

Can I build in any beverage fridge?

No. Only front-vented models should be built into cabinetry. Freestanding-only models need open space around them to vent.