Candy Wine Coolers

Look at the widths and depths to match your space and how many bottles you want to keep. The CCVB 15 is 145mm wide and is ideal for a narrow gap or a modest drinks selection, the CCVB 30 at 295mm gives you a bit more capacity without taking over a cabinet, and the CCVB 60D at 595mm is a full-width option for a larger collection and likely dual-zone storage. Also note depths of 475mm or 562mm when measuring for counters or under-worktop siting so it won't stick out. For example, the 15cm model at about £305 is perfect if you just want a handful of bottles close to hand.

Choose single-zone if you mainly drink one style of wine or store bottles at a single serving temperature; it's simpler and often uses less energy. Pick dual-zone when you want to store reds and whites at different temperatures — the CCVB 60D model is the dual-zone option in the range so you can keep whites cooler on one side and reds slightly warmer on the other. Dual-zone is particularly useful if you regularly entertain and want both styles ready to serve.

Wi‑Fi adds real convenience if you like to monitor or change temperatures from your phone; models with connectivity work with the simply‑Fi app so you can adjust settings remotely. If you often prepare for guests or manage a mixed collection from another room, remote control can save you time. If you're happy with manual control and a stable cellar temperature, a non‑Wi‑Fi model will do the job and is usually simpler.

Candy coolers have a durable glass door and stable shelves designed to keep bottles steady and create consistent storage conditions, reducing vibration and movement that can disturb sediment. Many models also use anti‑UV glass which blocks harmful light that can deteriorate wine flavour and aroma over time. So, if you plan to store bottles for months, the anti‑UV protection and solid shelving give you better long‑term preservation.

Energy ratings in the range include Class F and Class G, so larger or dual‑zone models generally use more electricity than compact single‑zone units. Choosing a smaller model like the 145mm or 295mm options will reduce running costs compared with the full‑width 595mm dual‑zone CCVB 60D. If energy use is important to you, the smaller stainless steel or black units at lower price points will be more economical to operate.