SUB-ZERO Wine Refrigerators

Large capacity of up to 146 bottles depending on the model

Wine shelves with telescopic rails

Double-layer UV-resistant glass door that protects the wine

Conveniently accessible touch panel

Suitable for installation with custom panels for an integrated appearance within two separate temperature zones

Wine is best preserved at a stable temperature between 6°–18°C, depending on the type:
• Red wine: between 14–18 degrees
• White wine: around 6–8 degrees
• Champagne or sparkling wines: around 6–8°C
The advantage of a wine refrigerator is that the temperature remains constant even in hot climates.

The Sub-Zero wine refrigerator protects against temperature fluctuations and maintains cool temperatures in two separate zones, ensuring that red and white wines can be stored and served at their optimal temperatures. The compressors are inverter compressors that maintain a highly stable temperature and complete silence.

Sub-Zero offers a two-year full warranty and an additional three years for the sealed system.

If wines are stored for an extended period, 80% humidity in Sub-Zero refrigerators keeps the cork from drying out. Sub-Zero wine refrigerators feature dual evaporators—one for each storage zone—that maintain stable and moderate humidity so that corks remain flexible and labels stay clean.

Sub-Zero’s quiet compressor preserves wines without disturbance. Between the two glass layers of the door is gas that also contributes to noise insulation.

It is important to measure the niche accurately (height, width, depth). It is recommended to connect to a dedicated outlet and not to a power strip.
The refrigerator is suitable for installation with custom panels for an integrated appearance within cabinets or stainless steel panels and handles to match other Sub-Zero and Wolf products. Additional dimensions for each model are available in the specifications on the website.

A Sub-Zero wine refrigerator consumes an average of 161–197 kWh per year for wine refrigerators according to the manufacturer,
based on the European standard IEC62552-3:2015, but this figure varies depending on the model. Electricity consumption is affected by the size of the refrigerator, number of zones, frequency of use, and the specific model.