Advise on Wine Cabinets

[NemesisUK]

Not to store wine but to keep ready for serving. We tend to get a wine delivery every 4-6 weeks, 36-48 bottles mixed red, white and sparkling. The wine rests for a week to recover from shipping then we enjoy!

Serving at the correct temperature has always been a bit hit 'n miss and a chore, especially when imbibing more than the one bottle 

So, looking to purchase a temperature controlled, 2 zone cabinet, to hold approx 50 bots max. We have a location in mind, understair in our hallway. No direct sunlight and relatively cool.

Does anyone have experience of these cabinets, a recommendation for a reliable, quiet model?

[ISJason]

This is a Lexus forum, right?

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[steve2006]

On 16/03/2017 at 7:38 PM, ISJason said:

 

This is a Lexus forum, right?

 

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Very true but the LS430 does have a drinks chiller behind the rear armrest so wine related questions are relevant 😀

[NemesisUK]

On 16/03/2017 at 7:38 PM, ISJason said:

 

This is a Lexus forum, right?

 

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I guess you haven't read this sub-section's header?

Lexus Owners Club Lounge

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General Topics that are NOT Lexus or even car related.

 

But thank you for your input 

[Geoffers]

yes how dare you try making general non related Lexus conversation in the correct area for non Lexus related topics....... Good job it's been pointed out.

[Geoffers]

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[Spacewagon52]

Wine is a topic which should always be discussed!

[NemesisUK]

Indeed it should and often 

But I'm still none the wiser regarding a temperature controlled cabinet. Ideally need advice from a user as to the noise levels as ours would be located in an open plan area. I'm guessing it would be similar to a normal domestic refrigerator? 

[Spacewagon52]

It depends on the way it functions. Caravan fridges are silent, can't remember how they work but they run differently from a normal domestic fridge. Worth finding out.

[NemesisUK]

Perhaps the caravan fridges operate using the Peltier effect, rather than using a compressor. Will scour a few manufacturers websites.