A wine cooler is specifically designed to store wine from a temperature and humidity standpoint. The temperature of a wine cooler can range between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. A kitchen fridge is usually set around 35 degrees and has lower humidity. The best long term average storage temperature for wine is about 55 degrees. This will store and age wine properly. This is too wine for a kitchen fridge.
Although I am not a wine drinker, I have been told by some of my friends that a wine cooler is nicer because it keeps your wine at just the right temperature. It is your personal preferance though, and if you are happy with the temperature of your wind from the mini fridge then I would just continue to use it. Here is an article on wine coolers: http://www.winecoolerexpert.com/
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Wine can be stored in a fridge.
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Yes, you can store champagne in a wine cooler. It is ideal to store champagne in a wine cooler or cellar or in a cool dry place to keep it at premium condition.
To keep the wine cold.
If you spend a lot of time grilling, visiting wineries or picnicking, you might need a portable wine cooler. White wine is best when served at 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Placing your wine in a portable cooler will make sure that the wine stays chilled. A portable wine cooler is similar to a regular beverage cooler, but comes with specialized compartments designed to fit standard 750 milliliter bottles. Wine coolers usually fit one, two or six bottles. If you prefer red wine, you may need an insulated tote bag instead of a cooler. These totes are perfect for transporting wine, while keeping your bottles at the perfect temperature.
The Esperanto words for malt liquor and wine cooler are malto likvoro and vino malvarmaj.
You should try the Harmon WCL100 Motion Wine Cooler & Decanter
No, Shiraz is a red wine, and you should not refrigerate any red wine.