At A Glance
Vinotemp International, a leader in the wine storage industry, has been building premium wine cabinets for over 20 years. Vinotemp is a full-service manufacturer of custom wood wine cabinets and racking, Wine-Mate cooling systems, and a distributor of quality metal wine cellars. They specialize in all aspects of the wine storage industry with an emphasis on customization. Since 1985, they have sold over 250,000 wine cellars in the U.S. and overseas. Available at AJ Madison.
Their goal is to provide the three most important aspects of a successful business; Quality, Value and Service. They are known in this industry to provide a high quality product for an affordable price. Their custom built products, made right here in Southern California, are also well known. For those on a budget they provide an entire line of products which produce the perfect environment for a wine collector. Vinotemp is a full service company. The turnaround time for their custom cabinets is very fast, and their metal wine coolers can be shipped out the following day. No other manufacturer has the flexibility they have since they make almost everything here in their factory. For those who do not require the flexibility in size and color, their imported products provide customer choices at a value as well.
Vinotemp believes in giving you options so there is no reason to shop elsewhere for wine storage.
26-Bottle Wine Cooler
The VT-26SB10 is compact and versatile, with a front-vent design that allows for built-in or free-standing installation. A very popular choice for replacing your kitchen trash compactor, this wine cellar is perfect for those who are beginning their wine collection or as a show piece. This unit features a black cabinet with stainless steel door and trim, digital controls, LED readout and wood-trimmed metal shelves. The convenient temperature control is located on the outside of the door, so you can adjust your cooler without compromising the temperature of the contents inside.
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