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The Ultimate Wine Cooler. Pevino stands as one of the finest options available for wine storage, catering to the discerning wine enthusiast. Among its features are exquisite pull-out shelves, providing an excellent overview of all your wines, allowing you to admire them easily and clearly. Furthermore, with most of its wine cabinets, you can choose between one or two zones. Pevino manufactures wine coolers for built-in, freestanding, and integrated use, even within kitchen settings. Pevino offers 3 different series: Noble, Majestic, and Imperial.

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Pevino - Wine Coolers in Various Variants for Every Occasion

The ultimate wine cooler

The Pevino series represents some of the best options available when it comes to storing wine for the discerning wine enthusiast. Among its features are exquisite pull-out shelves, providing an excellent overview of all your wines, allowing you to admire them easily and clearly. Furthermore, with most of its wine cabinets, you can choose between one or two zones.

The advantage of having a single zone is if, for example, you only have red or white wine stored, or if you need your wines stored for a long time, all of which should ideally be kept at a constant temperature.

With two zones, you have the option to both store your wines long-term and have red and white wines ready to serve at all times, each in its own temperature zone. In most of the wine cabinets, you can also choose lighting in several different colors, depending on your mood.

What's unique about Pevino is that you get everything in one wine cooler. Depending on the model you choose, you can store from 8 to 267 bottles. All of this in a package that exudes quality and beautiful Danish design.

A top-quality wine cooler from Pevino

Pevino manufactures wine coolers for built-in, freestanding, and integrated use, even within kitchen settings. An integrated wine cooler means that the wine cooler itself is placed inside an existing kitchen module. This means that the wine cooler's door will always be slightly larger than the wine cooler itself, enclosing it and giving the final solution a more discreet and complete look. When a wine cooler is integrated, there are several things you need to be aware of, including ventilation, which you can read more about here.

A built-in wine cooler means that you replace an existing kitchen or cabinet module with the wine cooler. For example, if you have a tall cabinet or a washing machine in the kitchen and would rather have a wine cooler, these need to be removed, as most built-in wine coolers have a standard width of 59.5 cm.

NOTE: Be aware that you can always have a built-in cabinet standing freely, but never have a freestanding wine cooler built-in. This is because the airflow on a built-in wine cooler always occurs at the bottom of the wine cooler's front.

A freestanding wine cooler means that you can place it wherever you want in your home. However, you should always be aware that a freestanding wine cooler needs to have 5 cm of air on both sides as well as the top and back, as this is where the airflow occurs.

The fronts of Pevino wine coolers are kept in a clean and minimalist expression, allowing the wine cooler to easily fit into most homes.

All wine coolers have UV-filtering glass in the door, protecting against light, and all wine coolers have a built-in alarm that activates if you forget to close the door or if there are sudden temperature fluctuations.

The exclusive shelves in Pevino wine coolers are made of solid beech or oak.

On the built-in and freestanding wine coolers, there are individually height-adjustable legs, ensuring optimal installation both in terms of getting the wine cooler level and giving it a few extra cm in height, for example, to align with a countertop or kitchen cabinet.

A wine cooler just the way you want it

Even though Pevino is filled with exquisite features, there is still room for further individual preferences.

With Pevino, you can, for example, choose between different shelf edges, and in the large Majestic models, you can add more display shelves if you want your wine to be extra presentable.

Pevino wine coolers are divided into three series.

Pevino Noble is the "essential" product, where you get a good product at a good price. The series comes in many sizes with space for everything from 8 to 152 bottles.

Pevino Majestic belongs to the premium segment of top quality for those who want to pamper their wine a little extra. Pevino Majestic consists of wine coolers that come with one or two cooling zones and have space for everything from 17 to 159 bottles. Pevino Majestic offers wine coolers with a noise level down to 36 dB, making them ideal for placement in the living room or kitchen. They also come in freestanding, built-in, or integrated versions, so there is a solution for every conceivable scenario.

Pevino Imperial is the super premium segment for those who want to measure themselves with the professionals and really spoil their wine. With Pevino Imperial, you get space for everything from 54 to 254 bottles. The wine coolers have one of the market's lowest noise levels down to 35dB, making it ideal for a prominent place in the home, and the wine coolers can both be built-in and freestanding. The wine coolers have dimmable LED lighting in blue, green, white, orange, or red, which is easily operated from the wine cooler's display, so it also has shelves that can handle all kinds of bottles. This means that you no longer have to worry about the thickness of the bottle when buying Burgundy or Champagne from your local wine merchant.

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