Wine cabinets

The perfect climate for fine wines. Our efficient freestanding and fully integrated wine cabinets feature a timeless design to create the perfect backdrop for your favourite wines. Wines require careful handling to ensure that their full flavour potential is allowed to develop. Maximum enjoyment can only be achieved if they are stored under ideal conditions and at precisely the right temperature. Our wine storage cabinets and wine tempering cabinets meet these demanding requirements and are the perfect home for your wines. They are stored here under precisely controlled conditions and are protected from damaging environmental influences. Our refrigerated wine cabinets are easy to install in your specific kitchen or wall unit, thanks to the choice of various sizes and door designs.

Freestanding wine cabinets

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What does a wine storage cabinet do?

Maturing and storage, just like in a wine cellar.

You don’t have a wine cellar at home? No problem – our wine storage cabinets offer similar conditions to those of a wine cellar. A constant temperature is maintained throughout the interior of these appliances. They can be adjusted to between +5°C and +20°C, depending on your requirements. Wine storage cabinets are ideal for the long-term storage and maturing of wines. However, depending on the set temperature, these appliances can also hold a large supply of wine at drinking temperature.

Ideal storage conditions. Our promise for your favourite wines.

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Stored perfectly and at the right temperature, thanks to Liebherr.

The ideal storage temperature for all wines lies between +10°C and +12°C. It is important that the temperature stays as constant as possible. Only then can a wine’s natural harmony of flavours be preserved.

Your Liebherr offers:

✔ Electronic control.

✔ Long-term storage.

✔ Ideal drinking temperature.

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Optimal air quality thanks to Liebherr.

The quality of the ambient air is a decisive factor in the maturing of wine during storage. That’s because all kinds of odours can be transferred to the wine – and negatively affect it.

Your Liebherr offers:

✔ Optimal fresh air.

✔ Ideal humidity.

Optimal fresh air.

All wine storage cabinets from Liebherr have an integrated FreshAir activated charcoal filter which ensures optimal air quality. The activated charcoal captures all kinds of odours. The FreshAir activated charcoal filter exchanges the air to prevent odours from the ambient air reaching the interior of the cabinet and distorting the flavour of the wine. The Vinidor freestanding and fully integrated appliances have their own FreshAir activated charcoal filter in each wine safe. In UWT and WT series appliances, there is a FreshAir activated charcoal filter in the bridge between the two areas. We recommend replacing the FreshAir activated charcoal filter once a year. It can be ordered as an accessory and is easy to replace.

Ideal humidity.

The right humidity is an important factor for the long-term storage of wine. If it is under 50 percent, even the best natural cork begins to shrink. More and more oxygen infiltrates the bottle and causes the alcohol to evaporate. The fill level drops and the risk of oxidation increases. This makes wines progressively sweeter until they spoil completely. With a humidity of over 50 percent, wine cabinets from Liebherr offer the best conditions for corks and wine. The high level of humidity in wine storage cabinets is achieved thanks to the generous size of the evaporator system and the special circulated air regulation in the refrigerated wine cabinets.

Safe storage with Liebherr.

Peace and quiet are essential requirements for the perfect storage of wines.

Your Liebherr offers:

✔ Protection from vibrations.

✔ Ideal positioning.

✔ Gentle closing.

Ideal positioning.

The wine can mature in peace on the stable, handmade wooden shelves. These are not painted to ensure that the wine is not damaged by any paint vapours. The handmade shelves made from untreated wood are optimally designed for safe storage of Bordeaux bottles. Of course, you can also store other bottle shapes just as conveniently. In such a case, the bottle capacity will reduce accordingly. Our tip: if you store the wine bottles directly next to each other, you can make full use of the capacity of the appliances.

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UV protection from Liebherr.

Wine bottles are almost always tinted – this is because ultraviolet rays are dangerous for all wines. However, the bottle alone does not provide sufficient protection from this harmful light.

Your Liebherr offers:

✔ Insulated glass doors with UV protection.

✔ LED lighting.

Insulated glass doors with UV protection.

Refrigerated wine cabinets from Liebherr are equipped with UV-resistant insulated glass to minimise the impact of UV rays. The UV protection is the result of a special two-pane construction: a tinted pane of glass on the inside and a metallised Low-E pane on the outside. This combination of glass almost completely reflects the harmful UV rays and effectively prevents them from impairing the quality of the wine.

Hello, Wine Enthusiasts!

Watch this space to see what's interesting on the wine landscape through our partnership with Young Gun of Wine (YGOW) in Australia.

Our Promise for Your Favorite Wines

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