Compact Wine Coolers for Wine that

Taste Great

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Compact Wine Coolers for Wine that Taste Great

Wines are a sophisticated and important beverage for most cuisines. They not only taste good but also
bring flavor to certain foods. But what is most important is storing them at the right temperature.
Wine Coolers help you maintain the original flavor of your wine.

If you are a wine enthusiast, a Compact Wine Cooler is just the right purchase for you. These Wine
Coolers or Compact Wine Refrigerators, as they are often called, keep the wine at ideal temperatures
for serving.
These elegant, compact and affordable coolers are available in various sizes ranging from the small
units with 6 bottles capacity to the large units that can hold more than 34 bottles. The small units can
easily be placed on counter-tops.

Some features that account for a good Compact Wine Cooler are - a tempered glass door, automatic
defrost, humidity control, wood shelves, interior light and a reversible door hinge. There are some
Wine Coolers that have compartments that maintain two different temperature settings. These coolers
are good for storing different types of wines. However, those who do not have a cooler with dual
temperature compartments, can store different wines at median temperature.

The ideal temperature for storing wine is between 56 to 58 degrees F. When stored at this
temperature, the complex organic esters in the wine suitably react to give it the perfect taste.
Similarly, the serving temperatures of wines should also be maintained to enjoy a great taste.

Here are some guidelines on the right wine serving temperatures:-

<ul>

li>Blush, Rose and Dry White Wines - Served at 46 - 57 degrees
F</li
li>Light Red Wine - Served at 54 - 57 degrees F</li
li>Rich, Red and full-bodied wines - Served at 59 - 68 degrees F</li
li>Campaigns and sparkling wines - Served at 43 - 47 degrees F</li
/ul

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