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Wine Coolers

Wine Coolers & Wine Fridges for Home & Commercial Use in Toronto & Canada

Store and serve wine at the right temperature, whether you're stocking a restaurant wine list or keeping a few favourites cold at home, with Phoenix Food Equipment's Wine Coolers collection — wine fridges and wine refrigerators with a glass door for easy browsing, in sizes that range from a compact countertop-height unit for a condo kitchen up to a full-scale cellar for a busy wine bar. Choose a single zone cooler that holds one steady temperature throughout, or a dual zone model that splits the cabinet into two independently controlled compartments, so reds and whites — or Wine Cell'r's wine-and-beverage combo units, which also hold cans — sit at their ideal temperature side by side. Our lineup includes Eurodib, with budget-friendly under counter units from 57 to 272 bottles, and Wine Cell'r, whose Titanium and Diamond series add WiFi monitoring, a built-in charcoal filter, and UV-protected glass, including a compact 15-inch, 26-bottle model that's just as much at home in a kitchen as behind a bar. Whether you're outfitting a wine bar in Toronto, a restaurant in Mississauga, or a home kitchen right here in Vaughan, we ship wine coolers across the GTA — Markham and Hamilton included — and nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from operators buying this kind of equipment.

What's the difference between a single zone and dual zone wine cooler?

A single zone wine cooler holds one steady temperature throughout the cabinet, which works well if you mostly serve one type of wine or just need general storage. A dual zone model splits the cabinet into two independently controlled compartments — usually a cooler zone around 5°C to 10°C for whites and sparkling, and a warmer zone around 10°C to 19°C for reds — so both are ready to pour without moving bottles between fridges. A few of our Wine Cell'r units go a step further with a wine-and-beverage combo layout, pairing a wine zone with a second compartment for cans.

What temperature should a wine cooler be set to?

Ideal serving temperature depends on the wine: white and sparkling wine is best around 5°C to 10°C (41°F to 50°F), while red wine is best around 12°C to 18°C (54°F to 64°F). Long-term cellar storage sits in the middle, around 12°C to 14°C (54°F to 57°F), which is why most single zone units on this page run a wide 5°C to 18°C or 5°C to 22°C range you can dial in to whichever use fits your program.

What size wine cooler do I need?

Sizing comes down to how many bottles you want on hand and how much space you have. A compact 15-inch, 26 to 28 bottle unit tucks under a kitchen counter or into a condo bar, while a 51-inch, 362-bottle dual cabinet suits a restaurant's full wine program. Eurodib's lineup covers the middle of that range at 57 to 272 bottles, and Wine Cell'r's Titanium and Diamond series span both ends, from that same 26-bottle starter unit up to the largest coolers on the site.