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      • Vinotemp 165-Bottle Single-Zone
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What is special about Cabernet Sauvignon

This is a quick overview of the most celebrated red wine variety in the world, the highly-respected Cabernet Sauvignon.

What is Cabernet Sauvignon?

Cabernet Sauvignon is the king of red grapes – it is a full-bodied red with a powerful and well-structure character. It is one of the two most popular wine in the global wine market today. (The other dominant wine variety is Chardonnay – the queen).

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Cabernet Sauvignon has a dark purplish skin – thicker skin than Pinot Noir grapes.

You might like to read our article on: The special medium-bodied red wine – Pinot Noir.

Where is the origin of Cabernet Sauvignon?

It’s of French origin in Bordeaux (primarily on the left bank of the river Gironde), France. Its pedigree is founded in the soil of the Medoc in the heart of Bordeaux wine region.

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Where are the growing regions for Cabernet Sauvignon?

Besides growing in the Bordeaux regions in France, other growing regions include California, Oregon and Washington states in US, Tuscany in Italy, Australia, Chile and China.

What does Cabernet Sauvignon wine taste like?

The classic Cabernet Sauvignon has a prominent taste of black currants, black plums and oak-related scents.

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The longer it stays in the oak barrel, it tends to have more distinguished notes of cigar-boxes and cedar wood.

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The younger variety of Cabernet Sauvignon from California has taste of blackberries and more jam-like preserved fruits notes, and less oak-related scents.

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When a Cabernet Sauvignon is aged in its bottle for 3 to 5 years, it can take on aromas like warm leather and dark chocolates, and ever-so-slightly scent of cardamom.

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How much is a bottle of good Cabernet Sauvignon?

A good bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon ranges from $1000 to $40. Here are some great vintages we have recently enjoyed with friends and family:

  • A premium choice: Opus One 2016 (priced around $1000). This full-bodied has beautiful deep garnet-purple color, with undercurrent of spicy cardamom. It’s the smoothest red we’ve sampled this year.
  • Another premium selection: Chateau Lafite Rothschild Pauillac, 2015 (prices around $1500). This is a complex and bold Cabernet Sauvignon from Bordeaux. It truly represents a structured red with firm tannins and impressive dark-fruits notes.
  • A great-value find: Stag’s Leap SLV Cabernet Sauvignon, 2016 (priced around $150). This is a medium bodied red with jammy taste of blackberries, spicy note of black pepper and warm cassis undercurrent.
  • An affordable choice: Chateau Buena Vista Cabernet Napa, 2018 (priced around $35). This is a full-bodied fruity red showcases the minerals in the Napa valley soil. It has high tannins and medium-high acidity.

What food is good with Cabernet Sauvignon?

Cabernet Sauvignon is bold and rich – it ranks high in acidity, alcohol and tannins. You want food with strong characters to go with this wine.

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Red meat such as beef, lamb and venison pairs well with Cabernet Sauvignon. Heavy sauce using cabernet sauvignon in its reduction also pairs well.

You might like to read our article on: wine paring with Steak Diane.

What is a good serving temperature for Cabernet Sauvignon?

Serve Cabernet Sauvignon around 65° Fahrenheit or 18° Celsius. The slightly warmer temperature here brings out its bold characters and level of tannins the best.

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Remember to leave some room in your glass to swirl the wine, and observe the “legs” of the wine. Use a glass with a narrower mouth – it will retain the aroma better.

Final Thoughts:

Why is Cabernet Sauvignon so special? Because:

  1. It is considered the King of red grape by wine producers, merchants and red wine drinkers globally.
  2. Its adaptability to grow in a variety of soil around the world is impressive.
  3. It is capable to develop gracefully as it ages in a bottle (a great attribute priced by wine collectors).
  4. It pairs beautifully with red meats, and heavy and flavorful sauces.
  5. It represents the noble character of a strong, bold and structure red wine variety.

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How do I choose the best wine fridge?

This buying guide provides you with the information and selection criteria to find the right wine fridge for your needs.

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 Fun Note:  I’m thinking of the words of George R. R. Martin in The Mystery Knight — “Wine makes all things possible”, my goal here is create an approachable guide that makes buying a wine cooler not only possible but easy and rewarding.

The difference between wine fridge and refrigerator?

How is a wine cooler different from a food refrigerator? That’s a fair question. There are two main differences:

  • First let’s talk about the interior temperatures of refrigerators versus wine coolers.
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    Refrigerator – According to FDA guidelines, the proper temperature for a food refrigerator should be below 40°F. Why? because there is a higher chance of bacteria to grow at temperature higher than 40°F.

    Wine coolers – They typically have a range of 40°-65° F. In general, store your white within a range of 40°-50°F, your red wine within a range of 55°-65°F. For long-term storage, 55°F is often chosen by wine collectors.

    So, as you can see, the temperature in a food refrigerator (below 40°F) is too cold to store red wines and most dry white wine. That’s why we want a wine cooler to store wines in their proper temperatures.

  • Second is the rack shelving inside a wine fridge vs. a food refrigerator:
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    Wine coolers have the correctly-designed shelving to cradle your wine bottles horizontally, and they allow proper air flow and humidity for your vintages. Food refrigerator is not designed to store your vino collection properly.

Important factors to consider when shopping for a wine fridge for your needs

Here is our easy and approachable guide to shop for an ideal wine storage for your home:

Capacity – how many bottles?

Obviously you want your wine cooler to be large enough to store your wine collection. Wine coolers can vary in size from 6 to 300+ bottles capacity. If you are a serious collector and have room, you may want a capacity of several hundred bottles of wine. If you live in an Airstream trailer, an eight bottle cooler may be all you can fit.

Installation types – what are the different types of a wine fridge?

A wine cooler may be installed as freestanding, built-in or under a counter, or on top of a counter

  • Freestanding wine coolers can sit on your counter, or on the floor in some appropriate room. Since freestanding wine coolers may be viewable from all sides, the design and finish are important considerations.
  • Built-in wine coolers are those that are intended to be permanently built into your cabinetry. Built-in under-counter models are very popular. It’s important to know that not all wine coolers can be built-in. Built-in coolers always have compressor-based cooling and front-venting design.
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  •  Note:  Built-in wine coolers are typically viewed from the front. So, some built-in are not stylistically finished on the other sides of the appliance.
  •  Note:  Many built-in do have finished exteriors – these fully-finished coolers will look good to install as free-standing units.
  • Wine storage rooms that become structurally part of your house or business. While these can be fun, discussion of those is beyond the scope of this website. A friend in Geneva, Switzerland, where bomb shelters are required in all new construction, had converted his bomb shelter into a very elegant wine cellar and tasting room. He had the advantage of knowing that, in the worst case, he would enjoy his days in the bomb shelter.

Dimensions – what is the standard size of a wine fridge?

  • A small cooler, 12-bottle, that sits nicely on the counter typically has a dimension of 17″ W x 18.5″ L x 20″ H (recessed handle)
  • A medium-size cooler, 45-bottle, that sits seamlessly under counter generally has a dimension: 33 “H x 23.4 “W x 22.4″D (without handle); 33 “H x 23.4 “W x 24.4″D (with handle).
  • A tall wine fridge, 100-bottle, that is free-standing commonly has a dimension: 23.54″ W x 22.5″ D x 55″ H (without handle); 23.54″ W x 24.75″ D x 55″ H (with handle).

Decide where will the cooler will be placed? Do you want it to sit on a counter-top? Do you want it to slide under-counter? Do you want a free-standing unit? Or do you want a wine cooler that occupies a more substantial space with concomitantly larger capacity?

How large a space do you have available for your wine cooler? Measure the space in which you plan to house your wine cooler

Make sure there is adequate room for ventilation – if you are installing a built-in, you want to allow two inches on all sides and the top.

Temperature Zones

  • Do you want a single zone or dual zone wine cooler? The zones refer to temperature zones.
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  • Typically wine coolers maintain a significantly warmer temperature than conventional refrigerators, but they may maintain a single temperature throughout (called single zone), or they may have two different areas with two different temperatures (called dual zone).
  • Often collectors prefer that different types of wines be stored at different temperatures for proper bouquet and preservation.

Cooling systems

  • Wine coolers use two kinds of cooling technologies – most use a compressor (like a home refrigerator), while others use Thermoelectric cooling.
  • Each cooling type has advantages and disadvantages:
    • A compressor will easily cool your wine and is a well-tested and reliable technology. The downside is that compressor wine coolers tend to be a bit noisier and to have a bit of vibration.
    • Thermoelectric wine coolers are generally quieter and with no vibration. They may not cool as efficiently as a compressor-based cooling system. Thermoelectric system uses the Peltier effect to create a heat pump between two plates. The effectiveness of it depends on external temperature. Most thermoelectric wine coolers require ambient temperature range of 50°F-80°F. Another limitation is the size – in the market today, the maximum capacity of thermoelectric wine cooler available is 32-bottle.

Styling of wine coolers

  • Often a key choice factor for a wine cooler is the styling of that cooler.
  • Do you want stainless steel? Do you want smoked glass?
  • Do you want cool LED lighting to show off your collection? Blue interior light? Golden light?
  • Do you prefer to access the temperature control panel inside or outside of the cooler?
  • Do you want single or double doors? Do you fancy French-doors?
  • Do you want a recessed door handle, towel-style door handle or curved-handle? Do you like top-mounted handle or side-mounted door handle?
  • Style is mostly a matter of personal taste but may be important in fitting with other aspects of your décor.

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Ease of Use – controls and features

  • Interface. Like many appliances these days, wine coolers may have interfaces that range from a simple dial to rotate to set temperature, to digital touchscreens.
  • Some wine coolers place the user controls inside the cooler itself while others have a separate external panel.
  • Consider whether you would strongly prefer one style or the other. Again this is mostly a matter of personal taste and the functionality you want to have in your wine cooler.
  • Temperature memory function – Do you encounter power outage often in your neighborhood? If so, you want a unit that will restore the set temperature when you have your power back on.
  • A lock. Having a lock is important to many wine cooler purchasers. It’s a good feature to prevent unwanted guests or children from accessing your vintage collection.
  • Shelving material. Shelving is an important usability consideration. There are metal, wood, and wood trimmed metal shelves available.
  • Adjustable shelves. A smooth-sliding shelving is a must in our opinion. Do you need removable shelving? Look for shelves that slide and that are adjustable or removable to accommodate unusual bottle sizes.
  • Door handle. This component of a wine cooler is important. Why? It’s both functionality and look. We all have a preference of towel-door-handle or curved-handle. Consider the position of the door-handle. Do you want a side-mount or a top-mount. Or, some do not want any handle – yes, a recessed look.
  • Carbon filters. Some wine coolers incorporate changeable carbon filters to control odor. If this is important to you, make sure the filter can be readily changed.

Warranty

It’s about added convenience and peace of mind to have at least 1-year warranty by the manufacturers. There are a couple of manufacturers that offer exceptional warranty, for example:

  • The NewAir Premier Gold series offers one year in home service and repair warranty.
  • The Zephyr Presrv series offers 5-year warranty on compressor, 2-year parts and 1 year labor.

Budget – how much does a wine fridge cost?

By and large, most wine refrigerators fall into similar price ranges based on capacity. Just be aware that larger capacity generally implies higher price.

  • In general, a small counter-top model is less expensive than an under-counter built-in wine cooler.
  • Typically a 100-bottle capacity wine cooler costs more than a 36-bottle wine cooler.
  • Budget for $200-$400 for a counter-top thermoelectric small wine cooler.
  • Budget for $500-$1000+ for an under-counter compressor-base wine cooler.
  • Budget for $800-$1000 for a 56-bottle capacity wine cooler.
  • Budget for $1000-$1500 for a 100-bottle capacity wine cooler.
  • Budget for $1200-$1600 for a 150-bottle capacity wine cooler.
  • Budget for $2000-$2300 for a 200-bottle capacity wine cooler.
  • Budget for $2500-$3000 for a 300-bottle capacity wine cooler.

Closing thoughts

The best wine fridge is the one that meets your requirements. Take your time to consider the size of your wine collection, and where you would like to install your wine refrigerator.

Use our selection factors above as your check list – yes, you will find the best one for your home bar or your kitchen. Cheers!

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Types of wine glasses – shapes and uses

Is it good etiquette to use fine glasses for fine wine? Yes. Does wine taste better out of good wine glasses? Oui!

When it comes to proper stemware for wine, you can get as complex as you wish. There are literally dozen differing wine glasses, each peaked to a specific type of wine and drinking experience.

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Here are five basic types of wine glasses for your collection. Check out how each type works well for its intended purpose.

  1. Wine glasses for red wines
  2. Wine glasses for white wines
  3. Wine glasses for sparkling wines
  4. Stemless wine glasses for red and white wines
  5. Stemless wine glasses for sparkling wines

Wine Glasses for Red Wines

For red wine glasses, choose a big bowl to release the bouquet with a small mouth to concentrate the scent for the drinker.

  • Bordeaux style wines benefit from glasses that have a generous bowl to aid in oxidation and an elongated shape to focus the bouquet.
  • Schott Zwiesel Pure Tritan Crystal Stemware Glassware Collection, 6 Count (Pack...
    Schott Zwiesel Pure Tritan Crystal Stemware Glassware Collection, 6 Count (Pack...
    • 6 each Pure collection stemware; for use with full bodied red wines; 23 ounce capacity; 10-1/2 inches tall,...
    • Made of Tritan crystal glass; composed of titanium oxide and zirconium oxide; Tritan is a world wide patented...
    • Pure collection: high fashion and designed with sharp, crisp lines for a geometric look; moderate stem height...
    • Completely dishwasher safe; do not force bowl tightly over dishwasher rack prongs; do not twist stem and bowl...
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  • Burgundy style wines are best served in tapered glasses that swell in the middle. This glass shape allows the bouquet to develop fully before presenting that bouquet to the nose of the wine connoisseur.
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    Schott Zwiesel Pure Tritan Crystal Stemware Glassware Collection, 6 Count (Pack...
    Schott Zwiesel Pure Tritan Crystal Stemware Glassware Collection, 6 Count (Pack...
    • 6 each Pure collection stemware; for use with soft body red wines and full body white wines; 23.4-ounce...
    • Made of Tritan crystal glass; composed of titanium oxide and zirconium oxide; Tritan is a world wide patented...
    • Pure collection: high fashion and designed with sharp, crisp lines for a geometric look; moderate stem height...
    • Completely dishwasher safe; do not force bowl tightly over dishwasher rack prongs; do not twist stem and bowl...
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  • Cabernet Sauvignon glasses are typically somewhat taller with a smaller bowl and slightly flared sides. These glasses are designed to direct the wine to the center of the palate to moderate the taste of tannins in the wine.
  • Red Wine Glasses Crystal Glass with Long Stem and Large Bowl Set of 3 - 22oz
    Red Wine Glasses Crystal Glass with Long Stem and Large Bowl Set of 3 - 22oz
    • When it comes to red wine glasses SIZE DOES MATTER since the larger bowl allows for better aeration of the...
    • Elevate your food and wine experience with the perfect balance of the glass in your hand, the touch of the...
    • There was as much thought and effort put into our impressive packaging as with our wine glass creation. Our...
    • Crafted in one of the most renowned glass regions in the world – Bohemia, Czech Republic using eco-friendly...
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  • Pinot Noirs typically have a fruity flavor and benefit from a glass design somewhat similar to a Bordeaux glass design.
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    Riedel Veritas Pinot Noir Glass, 2 Count (Pack of 1), Clear
    Riedel Veritas Pinot Noir Glass, 2 Count (Pack of 1), Clear
    • The unadorned machine-made new world Pinot Noir, Nebbiolo and rosé champagne glass of the light-weight glass...
    • The bowl of the new world Pinot Noir glass allows the bouquet to develop to the full, while slightly flared...
    • The Riedel Veritas bowls are based on the DNA of grape varietals and differentiates for the first time between...
    • Riedel Veritas combines the charm of a handmade glass with the consistent accuracy only A machine made glass...
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 Tip:  Always choose a clear glass. Why? So you can see the color of your wine distinctly.

Wine Glasses for White Wines

  • The Chardonnay glass has a tall stem and a wide open bowl. The long stem minimizes the warming of the wine while being consumed.
  • Riedel Veritas Chardonnay Wine Glasses, Set of 2, Clear
    Riedel Veritas Chardonnay Wine Glasses, Set of 2, Clear
    • Included Components: 2 Glasses
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  • Pinot Grigio is tart and light when compared to the more creamy Chardonnay. So, the mouth of Pinot Grigio glass is narrower compared to the wider mouth for the Chardonnay.
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    Lenox Tuscany Classics 4pc Pinot Grigio Glass Set, 2.55 LB, Clear
    Lenox Tuscany Classics 4pc Pinot Grigio Glass Set, 2.55 LB, Clear
    • Dishwasher safe
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Wine Glasses for sparkling wines

Typically sparkling wines are consumed from fluted wine glasses or tulip glasses. These are smaller glasses that are tall and narrow to preserve the bubbles in the “bubbly” for as long as possible.

  • Classic fluted Champagne glasses. These elegantly shaped glasses are often considered the gold standard for tasting Champagne and other sparkling wines, such as Prosecco. They are long and deep to accentuate the delicate bubbles.
  • Champagne Glasses Crystal Sparkling Wine Glass Elegant Flute Gift Set of 3 -...
    Champagne Glasses Crystal Sparkling Wine Glass Elegant Flute Gift Set of 3 -...
    • When it comes to champagne flutes SHAPE DOES MATTER since the tall skinny bowl has a tapered lip to hold in...
    • Elevate your food and wine experience with the perfect balance of the glass in your hand, the touch of the...
    • There was as much thought and effort put into our impressive packaging as with our wine glass creation. Our...
    • Crafted in one of the most renowned glass regions in the world – Bohemia, Czech Republic using eco-friendly...
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  • Modern fluted wine glasses. These are long and skinny stemware suitable for mimosa too.
  • Classy Champagne Flutes - Hand Blown Crystal Champagne Glasses - Set of 4...
    Classy Champagne Flutes - Hand Blown Crystal Champagne Glasses - Set of 4...
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    • ✔ HANDMADE CRAFTSMANSHIP – Each glass is masterfully shaped and hand blown by artisans using traditional...
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Stemless wine glasses for red and white wines

Stemless wine glasses are an emerging trend because they are more stable, not so fragile. You can conveniently put them in a dishwasher.

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  • STEMLESS BASE FOR STABILITY: You no longer need to worry about the dainty wine stems! The broad base makes the...
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Stemless Sparkling Wine Glasses

This special flute reside in a double-walled insulated glass. This innovative design helps to keep your Champagne staying cold longer. And, it is easier to hold than a skinny stem.

Glass Champagne Flutes - Set of 2 - Stemless Sparkling Wine Glasses - 5 oz -...
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  • 🍷 Double-Walled Champagne Flute: Our flutes feature a double-walled insulated design that keeps the liquid...
  • 🍷Hand-blown Borosilicate Glass: This glassware is made of premium quality chemistry-grade borosilicate...
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  • 🍷 Dishwasher, Freezer and Microwave Safe: These gorgeous tumblers not only look great, but they're tough...
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Summary: Wine glasses are meant to enhance the flavor and bouquet of different types of wines. They are intended to help in wine aeration and develop bouquet.

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Always choose a glass that emphasizes the attribute of your wine.

Check out our featured food and wine paring series and celebrate using your new glass wares. Cheers!

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