Can I set it to different temperatures for wine or does it assume all wine should be at the same temperature?
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It doesn't have temp settings, it has timers. So for a bottle of red wine you set it to the setting for a bottle if beer. White wine you hit the wine button, and it has an extra if you want it to cool for longer.
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The Cooper Cooler does not regulate temperature. You do that by adding ice or very chilled water.
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Nope, just an assumption. But it is a great tool when you are in a pinch. Highly recommend having one on hand.
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You don't set temperatures - you set time. It only has a few presets, but you can always turn it off and grab the bottle if you think it's cold enough. For colder, there's an Extra Time button, which doubles the run time and assures your beverage will be very cold indeed. Hope this helps.
314707
Mine has a minimum of 44 and keep it at 55 for my red wines because that is what is recommended according to most websites.
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This is the unit that I bought and it only has one zone. I keep it set at about 60 F and it works nicely. It is not intended for white wine or soft drinks as it will not chill below about 56 F.
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Dear Sir, I can not answer if it is going to work properly on your space. I have this product, and fit it under the conter but left enough space on each side in order to work properly. Besides that, this winecellar is particularly nice, dual zone, so uoy can storage White wine and red wine and also to sparkling wine if you want to. It is just to set the temperature between 45-47F. White Wine 48-54F and red wine 55-65F. Temperatures is all set from the manufacturer. Good Luck!
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No, only slightly more than 90 degrees. However, the racks have to be pulled out to put wine in or take wine out. We find the racks are difficult to pull out when they are full, making it hard to access the wine bottles.
699115
Depends on room temperature. For me with room around 76 it took about 1 hour to get wine to 66
641951
Hi, I use a hydrometer for measuring three things. The temp, alcohol content and the sugar content. I have used a refractometer in the past but not for wine. The one you would want to use is the Specific Gravity Refractometer for measuring alcohol. I feel they are however more expensive than an hydrometer plus this does all three necessary measurements. Hope this helps. Phil
1607013
It's a compressor cooled wine cooler that cools down to 40-42 degrees Fahrenheit. For us it's a great price performance ratio. The cooler's compressor makes a little zooming noise, but not at an annoying level.
1914453
Just curious, why would you want to maintain a temp of between 68 and 72 degrees in a wine cooler? That is basically room temperature. Why not just leave the wine on the countertop if you want it that warm?
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Mine's been set at 55 degrees since I got it a few months ago. Holding temp. great so far. No complaints. Have it about 3'4 full of wine at the present time.
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It doesn't "cool" or "chill" wine that isn't already cold. It keeps pre-chilled wine chilled/cold for an hour or two. No freezing or inserts required.
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The cooler has fans inside the unit. This is why the temp read-out will show a slight fluctuation in temperature for a few seconds (the fans intermittently will engage and create a breeze and shut off after brief moment) . The wine cooler has performed well for me during the past 6 months. Nothing is perfect. -- For the money ... this is a good purchase :-).
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Callie, I have made this wine several times and the strawberry is especially sweet. You can ease off on how much you add. You can let it go longer during your secondary ferment and keep an eye on your SG level. The lower the SG, the dryer your wine will be. If you let it go to around .996 before stabilizing, it will still have the flavor without it being as sweet. I would add only half, or less, of the strawberry pack. Good luck!
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For red wine it should be set at 58 degrees. You can't keep red and white together at 34- 36 but you can keep both at 58 then chill your whitein the fridge when you want to drink it
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agree with beerfest answers.susanne you can make the temps vary by reading previous post
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52~65°F. It's designed for wine, so it's not as cold as regular refrigerators.
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I emailed the manufacturer. They said it is just a chiller. Put a cold bottle of wine in it and it should keep the wine cool for up to 3 hours.