Summit Wine Refrigerators
Summit wine cellars, coolers, and kegerators: built-in and freestanding units from 6 inches to 36 inches wide, including dual-zone, ADA, panel-ready, and commercial NSF-rated models. Wine Majesty is an authorized Summit dealer.
Summit Wine Refrigerators
Summit wine cellars, coolers, and kegerators: built-in and freestanding units from 6 inches to 36 inches wide, including dual-zone, ADA, panel-ready, and commercial NSF-rated models. Wine Majesty is an authorized Summit dealer.
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Talk to a specialist βSummit SWC1926 24" Wine Refrigerator, 171-Bottle Single-Zone Full-Height Wine Cellar, Black or Stainless
SummitThe Summit SWC1926 is a 24 inch wide, full-height, single-zone wine refrigerator. Choose a black cabinet (SWC1926) or a 304 grade stainless steel w...
View full detailsSummit SWC1966 24" Dual-Zone Wine Refrigerator, 160-Bottle Full-Height Wine Cellar
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The Summit SWC1966 is a 24 inch wide, full-height wine refrigerator with two zones: 41 to 55Β°F for white and sparkling wine above and 55 to 72Β°F fo...
View full detailsSummit SWC1875B 24" Dual-Zone Wine Refrigerator, 118-Bottle Two-Door Full-Height Wine Cellar, Black or Stainless
SummitThe Summit SWC1875B is a 24 inch wide, full-height wine refrigerator with two glass doors, one for each zone. Choose a black cabinet (SWC1875B) or ...
View full detailsSummit SWCP2163 24" Dual-Zone Wine Refrigerator, 163-Bottle Full-Height Built-In Wine Cellar
SummitThe Summit SWCP2163 is a 24 inch wide, full-height, two-zone wine refrigerator that holds up to 163 standard Bordeaux bottles on 13 full-extension ...
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How to choose the right wine rack.
1. Start with your collection size
Count what you have and add 25%. Collections grow faster than you expect. A 24-bottle rack fills up in a year for most buyers; a 100-bottle rack buys you five.
2. Consider how you buy
If you buy by the case, look for case-storage modules. If you buy mixed bottles, label-forward racks let you see what you have without pulling every bottle.
3. Match the space
Measure ceiling height, wall width, and depth. Most racks are 12" or 13.5" deep for standard Bordeaux bottles; Burgundy and Champagne need 14"+.
4. Cooling β or not
Passive racks live in temperature-stable rooms (cellars, north-facing interiors). If your room swings more than 10Β°F seasonally, add a cooling unit β we'll help you spec it.