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Single Zone Wine Coolers

A single zone wine cooler holds your whole collection at one steady temperature, a simple setup if you mostly store one type of wine or keep bottles for aging. This page is part of our wine coolers collection and includes five KingsBottle models.

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1. What are you chilling?

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2. Where will it go?

Built-inBuilt-inFront-vented to fit in cabinets Under-counterUnder-counterFits under a standard counter FreestandingFreestandingStands on its own with room to vent
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Under-Counter and Tall Single Zone Models

Options include a 24-inch under-counter single zone wine cooler with a Low-E glass door, a 47-inch single zone cooler with a Low-E glass door, and two tall single zone wine coolers. The 47-inch model is offered with stainless steel trim or a borderless black glass door and a right- or left-hand hinge. Need two temperatures instead? See our dual zone wine coolers.

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Single Zone Wine Cooler FAQs

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How much does a single zone wine cooler cost?

Single zone wine coolers here run from $1,795 for the 24-inch under-counter model to $2,795 for the tall single zone units. The 47-inch Low-E glass model is $2,295.

What is the difference between single zone and dual zone wine coolers?

A single zone cooler keeps one temperature throughout, while a dual zone cooler has two compartments you can set separately. Single zone is simpler if you mostly store one style of wine.

Is a single zone wine cooler good for red and white wine?

It can be, if you store both at one compromise temperature or mainly use it for long-term storage. If you want reds and whites at different serving temperatures, a dual zone model is usually the better fit.

Is a wine cooler the same as a refrigerator?

No. A wine cooler is designed to hold wine at steadier, generally warmer temperatures than a kitchen refrigerator. Check each model's listing or the manufacturer's manual for its exact range.

Which single zone wine cooler fits under a counter?

The 24-inch under-counter single zone wine cooler with a Low-E glass door ($1,795) is built for under-counter spaces. Measure your opening and call 512-777-0154 or contact us if you want to confirm fit.