Best Wine Chillers in Singapore

This unit is ideal for wine enthusiasts with a growing collection who want a reliable yet compact chiller at home.

Quiet, polished, and built like it belongs in a design magazine, this EuropAce wine chiller is basically the wine lover’s version of a statement piece.

At 33 bottles, this one’s perfect for someone with a budding collection. Not too big, not too small, just right.

But what really makes it stand out? The way it stays out of your way. It runs so quietly you’ll forget it’s even on. And that mirror-finish, triple-layer UV-protected glass door means it doesn’t just have a pretty face. It actually shields your wine from the light that could ruin it.

But let’s talk performance. This chiller doesn’t play around with temperature. You set it, and it sticks to it. Whether you’re keeping reds cosy at 16°C or chilling whites down to 6°C, this unit stays locked in. One user said it “keeps my wine ready to drink any time,” and honestly, we felt the same. It just works — and in a market full of overpromises, that’s something we’ll raise a glass to.

One minor gripe is the control panel. To adjust settings, you have to press two buttons simultaneously, which some people find a bit unintuitive. It’s a small learning curve, but can be mildly annoying when you first start using it.

Also, this model does not have a built-in lock on the door, so if you have kids or nosy guests, you’ll need to keep an eye on it.

It’s designed strictly for freestanding use (not built-in), so plan to give it some breathing room; trying to install it under a counter could void the warranty.

These aren’t dealbreakers for most, but they’re good to know before you buy.

• Type: Freestanding wine chiller | 33-bottle capacity | Single-zone compressor cooling
• Temperature: 4°C – 18°C | Digital control | Stable internal environment
• Design: 3-layer tempered mirror glass door | Anti-UV protection | Soft interior LED light
• Shelves: Removable chrome wire racks | Fits standard 0.75 L Bordeaux bottles
• Size & Weight: 840 × 480 × 475 mm | ~30 kg | Adjustable feet for levelling
• Warranty: 1-year parts & service | 5-year compressor warranty (local support)

This chiller is perfect for beginner or casual wine drinkers who want a decent storage solution without dropping a ton of cash. Its size means it can tuck into apartments or smaller condos easily, making it a smart choice for those short on space but big on wine enthusiasm.

If you want a wine chiller that looks good and works well, this Mayer wine chiller might just be your new favourite kitchen companion.

This fridge gives you space for 28 bottles, more than enough for casual collectors or anyone who likes to have a few options on hand.

And it doesn’t just chill your wine; it elevates it. The wooden shelves are a standout, adding a warm, elegant touch to the unit.

What really surprised us, though, is how much thought went into the design. You’ve got a seamless triple-layer glass door for UV protection, a soft LED glow on the inside, and a touchscreen panel that’s super intuitive. The temperature adjusts easily between 5 to 18°C (great for everything from reds to bubbles) and the whole unit is tall and narrow, so it slips into tight spaces without any fuss.

Long story short? It’s the kind of wine fridge that works just as well for weeknight dinners as it does for hosting friends. It’s low-effort, good-looking, and gives your wine the TLC it deserves.

One thing to note is that the compressor can be a bit noisy during operation. It’s not ridiculously loud (more like a quiet hum) but if you put it in a silent study or bedroom, you’ll hear it cycle on and off. For most people (if it’s in the living room or kitchen), the noise is mild and blends in with other appliances, but ultra noise-sensitive folks might find it noticeable.

Another minor annoyance is the automatic control panel lock. The Mayer chiller has a safety lock on the touch controls (to prevent accidental changes), which is good in theory but means you have to unlock the panel every time you want to adjust something.

Lastly, while the compressor comes with a 6-year warranty, be aware it only covers parts (not labor) after the first 2 years. It’s not usually a big issue, but any repairs down the line could incur some cost. Just some trade-offs to keep in mind.

• Type: Freestanding wine chiller | 28-bottle capacity | Single-zone compressor cooling
• Temperature: 5°C – 18°C | Touch control panel | Digital temperature display
• Design: Seamless 3-layer glass door | Anti-UV protection | Interior LED light
• Shelves: 6 wooden slide-out racks | Holds standard 0.75 L bottles
• Size & Weight: 825 × 430 × 480 mm | ~30 kg | Compact, vertical design
• Warranty: 2-year general warranty | 6-year compressor (parts only after 2 years)

This mini wine fridge is made for those with limited space or smaller wine collections. If you live in a condo, apartment, or dorm with no room for a full-sized wine cabinet, the Kadeka (which is about the size of a small bar fridge) is an awesome solution.

Now, if you’ve got a tight space and a modest wine stash, this Kadeka fridge is a mini chiller that gives more than its size.

At just over 53 cm tall and less than 50 cm wide, it tucks neatly into countertops, cabinets, or even your bedroom corner (seriously, we tried). It fits up to 12 bottles and keeps a steady 5–20°C range, which is all you really need if you’re just starting out or keeping a small rotation of favourites on hand.

Testing it out, we were surprised by how consistent the cooling was for such a compact unit. The slide-out wooden racks made bottle access easy, and the soft hum was barely audible. Plus, the double-layer tinted glass door gave it a premium look while protecting the bottles from light exposure.

But because it’s built for small spaces, the Kadeka wine chiller does come with a few trade-offs. With room for just 10 to 12 bottles, it’s perfect for light drinkers — but if you start collecting, you’ll outgrow it fast. Bigger bottles like Champagne? They’ll be a tight squeeze unless you remove a shelf, which means storing even fewer.

It’s also a single-zone unit, so you can’t set different temps for reds and whites. Not a dealbreaker for casual use, but if you like variety, you’ll need to find a middle ground. There’s no fancy display or door lock either — just the basics. But at this size and price, that’s exactly what it’s meant to be: simple, compact, and fuss-free.

• Type: Compact countertop chiller | 10–12 bottle capacity | Single-zone compressor cooling
• Temperature: 5°C – 20°C | Easy-to-use digital control | Internal fan circulation
• Design: Double-pane low-E glass door | UV protection | LED lighting
• Shelves: 2 wooden slide-out racks + base tray | Fits standard bottles
• Size & Weight: 535 × 480 × 505 mm | 17 kg | Ultra-quiet (~38 dB)
• Warranty: 1-year local warranty | Optional extension via Kadeka

This is the dehumidifier for light sleepers, nursery rooms, or anyone who’s noise-sensitive. It’s aimed at small to medium spaces (roughly 20–25 m² like bedrooms, studies or small living rooms).

If you’re the kind of wine lover who keeps both reds and whites on hand — or you love hosting friends with different tastes — the Renmaz RMZ120B might just be your perfect match.

Why? Short answer: it’s dual-zone and holds around 45 bottles.

The longer answer is, this wine chiller is all about flexibility. You can set the top and bottom zones to different temperatures — say 8°C for your whites, 16°C for your reds — and it’ll hold steady with no complaints. That means no more compromising on storage just to keep everything in one place. Add to that the generous capacity, and you’ve got a fridge that handles variety without taking up half your kitchen.

We put it to the test with a mix of wine types and found that it stayed impressively consistent. No icy build-up and no weird warm spots. Dual-zone chillers don’t always get it right, but this Renmaz one does.

But because it’s built to hold around 45 bottles, the Renmaz RMZ120B does take up a fair bit of space. At roughly 41 kg and 84 cm tall, it’s not something you’ll want to move around often. You’ll need to find it a permanent spot with enough ventilation space; expected for a dual-zone chiller, but worth planning for.

It also comes with just a 1-year warranty, which is shorter than some competitors. And while the metal shelves do their job well, they don’t have the same luxe feel or vibration dampening that wooden racks offer. Minor things, really — but still helpful to know before you buy.

• Type: Freestanding dual-zone cooler | ~45-bottle capacity | Frost-free compressor system
• Temperature: 5°C – 18°C | LCD control for 2 zones | Consistent 360° air circulation
• Design: Double-glass door | Sleek black frame | Interior LED lighting
• Shelves: 5–6 metal racks | Adjustable layout | Slide-out design
• Size & Weight: 840 × 495 × 580 mm | 41 kg | Suitable for HDBs/condos
• Warranty: 1-year local warranty | No extended service available

This is the go-to wine fridge for serious collectors, connoisseurs, or even small restaurants. If you have triple-digit bottles in your collection or routinely buy wine by the case, you’ll benefit from the huge capacity and advanced storage features here. It’s also ideal if you’re aging wines long-term.

First and foremost: capacity, capacity, capacity. This fridge stores up to 154 bottles — enough to fit a dozen cases of wine, from that bundle of everyday reds to the special-occasion Barolos you’ve been saving. We loaded it with everything from Bordeaux and Pinot to a few oddly shaped Rieslings and it handled them all without a hitch.

Though we have to say that the humidity box and carbon filter are the MVPs. We had bottles stored for weeks during a particularly humid month, and not once did the corks dry out or smell musty. The shelves (smooth beechwood on telescopic rails) made it easy to grab bottles without digging.

And yes, it’s big, but it’s sleek. If you’ve ever said, “I’m running out of space again,” this is your sign to level up.

But no wine chiller is without trade-offs. Some reviews highlight that while the EuropAce performs well, it’s overkill for casual drinkers. At 1.72 m tall and over 100 kg, this unit takes up serious space and isn’t something you can just tuck into a corner. You’ll likely need help setting it up, and it’s best suited for homes with the room to spare.

Another thing to consider is the complexity. With dual zones and twin cooling systems, it’s a feature-rich machine. But that also means potential repairs could be more involved. We didn’t face any issues during testing, but it’s something to keep in mind. Thankfully, the 2-year warranty (and 5 years on the compressor) gives some peace of mind. Just be sure you’re ready for the commitment.

• Type: Freestanding/built-in cellar | 154-bottle capacity | Dual-zone twin compressor cooling
• Temperature: 5°C – 20°C (independent zones) | Digital thermostat | Even humidity control
• Design: 3-layer anti-UV frameless glass door | Blue LED light | Built-in lock + alarm
• Shelves: 13 beechwood shelves | Telescopic rails | Fits varied bottle sizes
• Size & Weight: 1720 × 595 × 710 mm | ~100+ kg | Front-ventilated for built-in use
• Warranty: 2-year full warranty | 5-year compressor (on-site service)

Choose this wine fridge if you’re designing a kitchen or bar and want a sleek built-in unit for a small wine collection. It’s great for someone with around two dozen bottles who cares about both aesthetics and wine preservation.

If your wine fridge needs to blend into your kitchen — not stand out from it — the Aerogaz AZ-8024WC is your best bet.

Short answer: it’s built-in, compact, and comes with UV protection that actually works.

The longer answer is, this unit is tailor-made for sleek setups. It fits flush under counters like a built-in oven and features a UV-treated glass door to shield your wines from light. Perfect if it’s going near a window or in a brightly lit space.

We tested it out with a mix of reds and whites, and were honestly surprised by how well it held temperature across the board. The digital controls were straightforward, and thanks to the internal fan, the cooling stayed consistent from top to bottom.

At around 42 dB, it was also whisper-quiet, making it ideal for open-plan homes. For something so compact, this Aerogaz delivers more than we expected: function, protection, and a seamless finish.

Although this Aerogaz wine chiller has a lot going for it, there are a few limitations to keep in mind. First off, the 24-bottle capacity might not cut it if your collection grows quickly. If you’re among collectors or frequent entertainers, you may find yourself running out of space faster than expected. Then again, this is pretty typical for built-in units, which often trade capacity for a compact, integrated fit.

Another thing to note is installation. Unlike plug-and-play freestanding models, this one needs a properly measured cabinet cut-out and ventilation clearance. If you’re not in renovation mode, or you’re renting, the setup could be a bit of a hassle.

We also noticed the lack of a door lock. Not a big deal for most, but worth noting if you’ve got handsy kids around. For the design and UV protection, the price makes sense, but if you’re just after storage space, there are more spacious options for less.

• Type: Built-in under-counter unit | 24-bottle capacity | Thermoelectric single-zone cooling
• Temperature: 5°C – 22°C | Digital display | Internal fan for uniform cooling
• Design: Anti-UV tempered glass door | Reversible hinge | LED interior light
• Shelves: 3 wooden pull-out racks | Low-vibration design | Holds 0.75 L bottles
• Size & Power: 455 × 592 × 545 mm (H×W×D) | ~42 dB noise | 85 W power draw
• Warranty: 1-year manufacturer warranty | Local service support