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Wine And Beer Fridge Combo

A wine and beer fridge combo keeps bottles of wine and cans or bottles of beer in one appliance, each in its own temperature zone. Our selection includes eight KingsBottle combination fridges, from 30-inch under-counter units to full-height upright models. Browse all wine coolers for wine-only options.

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Under-Counter and Upright Wine and Beer Fridges

For under-counter spaces there are 30-, 36- and 39-inch combination coolers and a 48-inch under-bench wine fridge and bar refrigerator combo. For more capacity, 47-inch and full-height upright models are available, including triple temperature zone versions. Most use Low-E glass doors, and the triple-zone models come with a stainless steel trim or black frame glass door.

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How much does a wine and beer fridge combo cost?

Our combos run from $1,995 for the 30-inch KingsBottle combination cooler to $5,495 for the upright models. Under-counter combos from 30 to 39 inches are $1,995 to $2,495.

What is a good small fridge for wine and beer?

The 30-inch KingsBottle combination beer and wine cooler ($1,995) is the most compact combo here. The 36-inch ($2,195) and 39-inch ($2,495) under-counter combos add more room.

Does a wine fridge keep beer cold?

A dedicated wine cooler is usually set warmer than many people like their beer. A combo fridge solves this with separate zones, so you can keep beer colder than your wine. Check the product listing or call us for each model's temperature range.

What temperature should a wine and beer fridge be set at?

As a general guide, beer is often kept colder than wine, and red wine is usually stored warmer than white. With a dual or triple zone combo you can set each zone separately; follow the manufacturer's manual for your model's range.

What does triple temp mean on a wine and beer fridge?

Triple temp models have three separate cooling areas, so you can keep reds, whites and beer at different settings. We carry a 47-inch triple temp combo ($4,495) and an upright triple temp combo ($5,495).

Do wine fridges get as cold as regular refrigerators?

Many wine coolers are not designed to run as cold as a kitchen refrigerator, which is why combo units add a colder beverage zone. For exact ranges on a specific model, call 512-777-0154 or contact us.