Smeg's new wine coolers are perfect for storing your Sauvignon, chilling your Chablis and cooling your Chenin Blanc — and they look seriously cool, too
Smeg has introduced a new range of under-counter wine coolers designed for optimal wine storage. These coolers have a capacity of 38 bottles and come in two finishes: stainless steel and matte Neptune Grey. They feature dual-zone cooling, anti-UV glass, and an activated charcoal filter to maintain wine quality.
- ▪The new wine coolers have a capacity for 38 bottles and are available in stainless steel or matte Neptune Grey.
- ▪They include features like dual-zone cooling, anti-UV glass, and an activated charcoal filter.
- ▪Pricing for the coolers starts at $3,999 in the US and £2,929 in the UK.
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Home Small Appliances Smeg's new wine coolers are perfect for storing your Sauvignon, chilling your Chablis and cooling your Chenin Blanc — and they look seriously cool, too News By Carrie Marshall published 3 June 2026 Dual-zone cooling and flexible layout in a choice of two different finishes When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: SMEG) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The new under-counter coolers have a 38-bottle capacityThey are available in stainless steel or matte Neptune GreyThey protect your wine with an activated charcoal filter and…
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