10 of the Best Wine Fridges to Keep Your Rosé (and All Your Other Wine) at Maximum Crispness

Best Overall Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 65 bottles
• Why I Love It: Celebrity favorite, vibration technology, multi-zone temps, voice control

If you're a true vino collector, there's no wine cellar more legit than the LG Signature, which is exactly why we deemed it the top dog of wine fridges. This massive appliance from LG holds up to 65 bottles and keeps them crisp for the moment they’re ready to be opened. While pricey, this thing is the cream of the crop—it has three distinct temperature settings, so your reds, whites and bubblies will be just right at all times. It also minimizes vibrations (which can disturb sediment and cause unwanted chemical reactions) and blocks light and humidity—just like a real wine cave. Add in the cool techy elements, like the InstaView feature, which lights up when you touch it, and the auto-open door, which pops ajar at the wave of your foot (or your voice, if you connect it to LG's ThinQ app), and it's easy to see why it's become a favorite of celebs like Olivia Palermo, who loves it not only for its massive storage and fancy features, but the sleek aesthetic that fits right into her home.

Best Small Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 52 bottles
• Why I Love It: Wood-trimmed racks, convertible shelf for cans

Approximately the size of a mini fridge, we love that this cooler still manages to fit a whopping 52 bottles inside. While there’s only one temperature setting, it spans from 41 degrees to 64 degrees Fahrenheit to cover all your bases, regardless of which varietal you choose to store in it. There's an LED digital display that helps you monitor the temp, and the wood-trimmed racks make for a nice touch aesthetically and slide out easily, so you can quickly grab a bottle during the next The Bachelor commercial break. Additionally, there's a convertible shelf that lets you store cans (or even more bottles).

Best Tall Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 157 bottles
• Why I Love It: Refrigerator height, two temperature zones, adjustable shelves

If you’re looking for something that can hold a year’s worth of wine, this fridge impressed us with its storage for a whopping 157 bottles. It’s freestanding, but at 70 inches tall, it should line up with your current fridge nicely. It features two temperature zones to separate out your reds from your whites, and you can also adjust the wooden shelves to best fit both your sauvignon blancs and thicker champagne bottles. Keep this in your entertainment room for an endless flow of vino.

Best Mini Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 6 bottles
• Why I Love It: Space-saving, blocks UV rays

You don't have to be a huge collector to have great-tasting wine. This six-bottle option caught our attention since its just large enough to hold the reds you grab on your weekly grocery run or those more sentimental bottles you want to pull out on special occasions. It can be set between 46 degrees and 66 degrees Fahrenheit and at just 10 by 20 by 14.25 inches, it won't eat up all the space in your small apartment. Its internal fan keeps the proper temperature without too many vibrations, according to the company, and the sturdy door will prevent UV rays from seeping in.

Best Under-Counter Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 46 bottles
• Why I Love It: Fits under counter, triple-layered glass, dual-temp zones

At 32 inches tall and 23.5 inches wide, we think this wine fridge is the ideal size to tuck under your counter for seamless storage in your kitchen (though the black stainless-steel exterior of this cooler is sleek enough to match a more modern aesthetic if exposed). It boasts dual temperature zones to cool both red and white wines, plus triple-layered glass (most fridges only have double) to keep out moisture and UV rays. It also holds 46 bottles with sliding racks for easy access.

Best Sub-Zero Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 46 bottles
• Why I Love It: Variable speed compressor, customizable layout, energy-saving option

A sub-zero fridge is designed to keep things at peak temp, humidity and freshness. This one's our favorite, since it uses a variable speed compressor and a convection cooling system simultaneously, allowing it to hit temperatures between 33 degrees to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s completely customizable, too, with seven wine racks that can easily be adjusted into 19 adjustable positions. For kosher homes, this wine cellar can even operate in Sabbath Mode, conserving energy when it’s not in use.

Best Dual-Zone Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 32 bottles
• Why I Love It: Two temperature zones, easy-grab access at bottom

When you've got more than one bottle of wine to chill, we like this freestanding cooler with two temperature zones ranging between 41 degrees and 64 degrees Fahrenheit, plus sturdy, removable chrome racks. The bottom half is slightly larger, making it a good place to store your aging wines, while the top can be used for your less copious bubbles. Shaped like an angled bin, its bottom shelf allows you to show off a few of your faves or gain easy access to your frequently used ones, like your go-tosummer rosé.

Best Touchscreen Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 42 bottles
• Why I Love It: Easy-to-use touch screen, sliding rack, kid-proof

You can set this fridge's single-but-accurate temp using this appliance's innovative touchscreen feature. The storage of this cooler is unique, too, as it arranges the bottles from front-to-back, so you can see your labels right by the glass. The metal racks slide out, too, meaning you'll still be able to get to the less show-stopping bottles. It also features a lock, so you can prevent even not-so-little kids from getting in there.

Best Cheap Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 18 bottles
• Why I Love It: LCD screen, two-layer door to keep our light, adjustable racks

For the average wine consumer who wants a devoted spot for their vino that’s better than the refrigerator door, we think that this fridge hits the mark. At less than $300, it only holds 18 bottles, but doesn’t compromise on quality, with an easy-to-use LCD screen and two-layered glass door to keeps out moisture and UV light. You can also adjust the racks as needed to fit specialty bottles inside. The temperature, meanwhile, can be set between 41 degrees and 64 degrees Fahrenheit for the perfect sip.

Best Smart Wine Fridge

• Capacity: 28 bottles
• Why I Love It: Smartphone app, interior lighting

You can meticulously check the temperature of your wine thanks to the smartphone app that connects to this wine fridge—or conveniently drop it by a few degrees from the office before you get home. Right in the mid-range of sizing, this model holds 28 bottles and has a temperature range between 41 degrees to 64 degrees Fahrenheit, though larger and smaller models are available. And, like any good wine fridge, it's got the double-paned glass door to ensure insulation and protection from harmful UV lights that can alter the taste of your wine.