Single-temperature wine cabinet for service or aging

Mono-temperature wine cellar for service or aging, with a capacity of 254 bottles (Bordeaux 75cl type). This version is equipped with a solid door, keeping wines in total darkness.

This model is compatible with connectivity via the VINOTAG® app. It allows you to control your cellar in real time from your smartphone or tablet.

Keep an eye on your stock with the VINOTAG®* (application level 2). In partnership with Vivino®, this application allows you to

·         Have a digital wine register and place your bottles exactly where you put them in your cellar

·         Easily find a bottle in your cellar

·         Have a pre-filled wine card after taking a photo of a bottle label

·         Receive alerts about the peak dates of your wines

·         Receive a stock alert so you never run out of bottles

·         Receive an alert to change your carbon filter after 1 year's use (for relevant references)

·         Export your wine cellar data to create statistics

·         Share the management of your digital wine cellar

·         Get advice on where to store your bottles

·         Be alerted remotely and in real time in the event of temperature variations or the detection of an abnormal temperature inside your cellar (depending on the model)

·         Control the temperature and lighting in the cellar remotely and in real time

Its adjustment range between 5 and 20°C enables you to either :

• keep your wines at 12°C for short and long periods,
• white wines between 7 and 10°C and Champagnes between 6 and 10°C,
• prepare red wines for serving between 14 and 18°C (chambered)

It's equipped with 4 removable wooden shelves, allowing you to arrange your bottles head to tail, and 2 removable multi-position wooden shelves, also allowing you to display your bottles horizontally. To store the maximum number of bottles, we advise you to arrange all your bottles head to tail.

A winter function keeps your wines at the right temperature in the event of a temporary drop in winter temperatures down to 0°C.