Who manufactures Wine Enthusiast wine coolers?

I’m looking for a temporary small wine cooler for my new house until I am able to get my cellar built. I have a Le Cache at the other house, and it’s great, but overkill for my needs here. So I was perusing what Costco has, and a lot of them are “Wine Enthusiast” brand. But I have to imagine these are rebadged units for someone else. Does anyone know the true manufacturer?

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How long until you get your cellar built? Unless it’s a very long time, it seems like you would be better off just keeping the wine in boxes in the downstairs hall closet or something, or renting a locker at a storage place, rather than buying a wine cooler unit. Unless the unit is something that would factor into your needs/plans going forward after your cellar is completed.

Another option might be to buy a used one – wine cabinets have very little resale value, and people are often happy just to get rid of them. Especially if it’s not a long-term item for you, maybe just find one on Craigslist or something.

Mike P

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Really good unit. Well made, quiet, looks nice.

Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023

I bought this wine cooler as a mothers day present of sorts. I forget to put wine in the fridge and even then it gets too cold, thus I splurged a bit.

I have been really happy with this one. I was initially put off somewhat by the long shipping time but I received mine 4 days early and got it within a week. So that turned out to not be an issue at all. It was packaged exceptionally well in my opinion with plastic feet at the bottom, reinforced structure and good padding foam. Arrived in perfect condition.

I am kind of amazed that it is so efficient, only using 50 Watts for operation. This is less than an old school incandescent light, and a space heater is 1500 watts by way of comparison. At 10 cents per kWh that means it costs 12 cents a day to run or 40 bucks per year.

I think the unit looks really nice. It has a mirrored glass look with a 3 inch more-mirrored edging as you can see from my picture. I think the blue LED looks really cool and modern as well.

I also used a quick read thermometer to show that the temperature gauge is quite precise and works well as seen in the video and a picture of some wine with a thermometer inside. Its also nice that it is in Fahrenheit and does not default to Celsius.

The unit is extremely quiet... like not even noticeable. Listen to the video and see for yourself. That was with the condenser running.

At first the unit did not lay flat and wobbled, but I quickly discovered that the little footies on the bottom are adjustable by screwing/unscrewing to make fine adjustments. This takes care of any wobble so be sure to do this during setup.

Note that there is a screen area behind the unit so make sure you dont grab that area when moving it. The unit is lightweight so moving won't be an issue for most people.

Note also that the unit does open from the left which is a bit odd to me but no big deal. It generally should not make any difference.

Final random note... this is for WINE, not soft drinks or random stuff. It goes down to 54 degrees which is great for wine, but not so good for soft drinks and definitely not for refrigerating stuff. This is a specialty device which is perfect for wine but you want to use it for its intended purpose.

All in all, I am extremely pleased with this unit and I would highly recommend it.

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