• 12-bottle wine cellar with vibration-free, ultra-quiet, thermal-electric cooling system
• Adjustable temperature control from 43 to 64 degrees F; energy-efficient operation
• 5 slide-out wire chrome storage racks; on/off interior light; double tempered-glass door
• Freestanding design; advanced heat-dissipation system; auto defrost
• Measures 11-3/5 by 20-4/5 by 26 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Additional / b> 12 bottles of wine
Thermoelectric Cooler fits in many places that most other wine coolers will not. This compact wine cooler measures just over 11 inches wide, but he still manages to hold up to 12 bottles of wine in perfect conditions. In addition, it uses a thermoelectric cooling unit, so there is no vibration to disturb the sediment in your wine. To cool the wine compact, this wine cooler is perfect.

Koolatron WC12G Slim Countertop 12-Bottle Thermoelectric Wine Cellar, Black

Product Demo – 180L, DIGITAL CONTROLS, THERMOELECTRIC, WARRANTY. Also available: 48 bottle twin door with seperate compartments.

• 16-bottle wine cooler with quiet, non-vibrating thermoelectric technology
• Touch-sensitive control panel; LED display; adjustable thermostat
• 3 slide-out chrome shelves; soft interior lighting; double-pane glass door
• Recessed handle; freestanding; adjustable leveling legs for balance; ETL-approved
• Measures 19 by 17 by 20 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description
16 standard bottles capacity with 3 removable shelves. Tinted double-pane glass door, recessed handle with black cabinet and platinum trim reflects a sleek and contemporary look. Touch sensitive control panel with LED temperature display on door. Thermoelectric Technology (no compressor) offers a quiet operation with no vibration. Adjustable temperature between 52 to 65-Degree Fareheit

Sunpentown WC-1682 Thermoelectric 16-Bottle Wine Cooler

Here’s the deal – you want to keep your wine at the optimum temperature and have it perfect for when you want to drink it. Because not everyone is blessed with a wine cellar with perfect conditions, i.e. not only temperature but humidity as well, in comes a handful of manufacturers of the portable, cute, 12 bottle or more, wine cellars. And Cuisinart normally does a decent job on creating the right equipment for the right job in the kitchen, with everything from mixers to portable dicer’s. However, not everyone is happy with their entry into the 12 bottle Cuisinart Wine Cellar.

The unit comes with eight presets that are calculated, and well documented for proper wine serving and well, storage of the drink for your red wines and your white wines. I am happy to write that you can also make this adjustment manually, should you not like the presets. One advantage of the Cuisinart Wine Cellar is that you can have bottles of wine chilling, and available where you set up the wine cellar, instead of having to trot off to the larger wine cellar, should you have one of those. This cellar measures 16 inches high and deep, so it should do well with all sizes of bottles.

There are four sliding shelves in the unit which are changeable. I think Cuisinart did this simply so you could get the unit clean if you wanted to. A trusty electronic thermostat displays the temperature in centigrade or Fahrenheit and I easily saw if the cellar actually did get down to the setting I selected. It was within a few degrees. There is a three year warranty on the unit I saw and felt this was much better than most of the cellars out there because most quit just after a year in service.

Problems with the Cuisinart Wine Cellar include condensation problems with the plastic tray that sits in the bottom of the unit filling up with water every few days. This happens when the chilling unit on the cellar malfunctions. Unfortunately, this can ruin good wine by overheating it as well. It seems whatever plagues most of the 12 bottle wine coolers is what plagues this one, as well. The chiller works for a few months and then simply dies. It then acts like it is working but instead doesn’t do anything, and sometimes heats the interior of the cellar.

It all boils down to the thermoelectric cooling device that some of these units employ. I really feel they come from the same manufacturer because they all fail the same way and at the same time – 8 to 12 months out. Problems with the Cuisinart CWC 1200 12 bottle wine cooler are well documented and it’s my advice to stay away from this unit.