Liebherr built-in wine coolers fit into your kitchen units instead of standing alone. The range runs from compact 18-bottle cabinets to full-height Monolith columns that hold up to 100 bottles. That makes it suitable for someone who wants a few bottles close to hand, and also for a collector planning a dedicated wall of wine.
The first decision is where it will go. The Vinidor built-under models sit beneath a worktop. You can have a single-zone version that holds 44 bottles or two-zone versions that hold 32, including a Vinidor Selection model. For a tall housing unit, the Vinidor multi-temperature cabinets hold 33, 51 or 83 Bordeaux bottles behind a flush-mounted glass door with black trim, and some have dimmable LED lighting. The Grand Cru cabinets are the smallest option, with 18 bottles in a single temperature zone. They have an integrated heater, which helps hold the set temperature when the room gets cooler. The stainless steel version adds pull-out shelves on telescopic rails.
The fully integrated Monolith wine fridges are floor-standing columns with glass doors. The 75-bottle models have two temperature zones and come with either left or right hinges, so you can match the door to your layout. The 100-bottle model has three zones. These models are internet connected, take champagne bottles and use touch and swipe controls with a 2.4-inch full-colour display.
Zones matter as much as size. A single zone keeps everything at one steady storage temperature, which suits wine you're keeping for later. With two or three zones, each one can be set separately within a 5°C to 20°C range, so reds and whites can each be ready to serve. To narrow the choice, decide on the space first (under the worktop, a tall housing or a full-height column), then decide whether you are storing wine or serving it. To see every option, browse all Liebherr wine coolers. If you don't need to build it in, look at Liebherr freestanding wine coolers.
