Vinotemp expands wine storage cabinets range
Vinotemp, a US-based distributor of wine coolers, beverage coolers, wine dispensers and accessories, has expanded its wine storage cabinets line up with the addition of Cava 36-Bottle Wine Credenza.
Cava 36-Bottle Wine Credenza includes two independently controlled compartments to store and cool wine, and features storage for wine glass and other accessories.
The cooler uses eco-friendly thermoelectric cooling technology and has the capacity to store up to 36 bottles of wine in two temperature zones (48-53° F and 53-68° F) with little to no vibration.
The new freestanding, 54" W x 22" D x 40" H wine cooler features three storage drawers, three pull-out serving shelves, two stemware rack compartments to store up to 18 wine glasses and a refined wood exterior with the option of Light Walnut or Rich Maple finish.
Additionally, it also includes dual-paned glass doors, soft interior lighting, sliding metal shelves, and independent temperature control knobs. It is available at a price of $1695 through the company's website.
Vinotemp president India Hynes said the new Cava 36-Bottle Credenza adds character to any room while properly storing 36 bottles of wine.
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