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Aldi Is Selling a Mini Wine Fridge That’s Perfect for Your Tiny Kitchen

Arielle Tschinkel
Arielle Tschinkel
Arielle Tschinkel is a freelance pop culture and lifestyle writer whose work has appeared on Shape.com, WomansWorld.com, FirstforWomen.com, Insider, HelloGiggles, and more. She loves all things Disney and is making her way to every park around the world, and is a die-hard Britney Spears fan for life. She's also obsessed with her Bernedoodle, Bruce Wayne.
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published Mar 13, 2020
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A wine fridge is one of those home items that feels luxurious even if your knowledge of wine is limited to

Trader Joe’s

small space: a mini wine fridge that fits up to eight bottles of your vino of choice.

Aldi’s free-standing wine cooler ranges in temperatures from 46.4 degrees Fahrenheit to 64.4 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the optimal temperature for both reds and whites. Wine Spectator notes that he ideal wine temperature range is between 45 degrees Fahrenheit and 65 degrees Fahrenheit—yes, even your reds, which should be kept chilled and then brought to room temperature about a half hour before you’re ready to serve, per Bon Appetit, since “room temp” for most of us is simply too warm.

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The cooler comes with three chrome shelves, adjustable legs, an internal light, an LED display touch panel, and a sleek mirrored door, so it’ll look chic in any kitchen, no matter how small your space may be.

And at £59.99 (or around $74 USD) it won’t break the bank, making it a perfect housewarming gift for your best friend who just moved into their new abode, or for yourself if you’re looking for the perfect way to keep your favorite bottle of bubbly chilled for any impromptu celebration. A three-year warranty is an added bonus. But the best part? Perfectly chilled wine on hand without taking up precious storage space in your fridge or on your counters—cheers to that, indeed.

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