Pevino Noble - 93 bottles - Multizone - HoReCa

In this wine cooler from Danish Pevino you can store up to 93 bottles in a multi-zone, and is especially suitable for hotels, restaurants and cafés (HoReCa)

Standard configuration is 2 display shelves at the top, where the bottles are nicely displayed; 2 pull-out serving shelves where the bottles can stand up in the middle and 3 pull-out shelves where the bottles lie down at the bottom of the cabinet.

It is possible to make other shelf configurations if desired. 

Premium wine cooler in Danish design

Pevino Noble is one of the best wine coolers on the market in terms of design and functionality. The cabinets are developed and designed in Denmark and are packed with the very latest technology and features that give your wines optimal storage conditions.

With this brand new model, you get a gorgeous multi-zone wine cooler with a black glass door with UV-free glass and space for 93 Bordeaux-style bottles.

What does multizone mean?

In short, a wine cooler with multi-zone means that you have several temperature zones to choose from. In practical terms, you set one temperature at the top of the wine cooler (the warmest) and another temperature at the bottom of the wine cooler (the coldest). These temperatures will then meet in the middle of the wine cooler, where you will have an average temperature of the two selected temperatures. This means that if you set 18 degrees at the top and 6 degrees at the bottom, you will have a temperature in the middle of the wine cooler of 12 degrees.

It makes sense to have a wine cooler with multi-zone if you have many different wines that need to be enjoyed at different temperatures. For example, you can distinguish between light white wines such as Vinho Verde, which should be enjoyed at around 5–7 degrees, while more fatty and barrel-aged Chardonnays may reach 10–12 degrees. The same applies to sparkling wines, where champagne can typically be enjoyed a few degrees warmer than cava, for example. Similarly, it makes sense to have the slightly heavier red wines such as Amarone and Barolo lying at 16 degrees at the top of a wine refrigerator with multi-zone, while Pinot noir from Bourgogne can easily be lying at 12–14 degrees and thus served slightly chilled.

It is also possible to have wines for long-term storage lying in a wine refrigerator with multi-zone, but note that only a limited part of the wine refrigerator will have the optimal storage temperature (10–14 degrees). If you only need a wine cooler for long-term storage, we recommend a wine cooler with only 1 zone. 

The benefits to you: 

• Temperature range: 8–22°C in upper half and 5–22°C in lower half. The upper range cannot be set to a lower temperature than the lower range and the lower range cannot be set to a higher temperature than the upper range. We recommend that there is a max. 10°C difference from top to bottom. An example would be the lower half at 6°C and the upper half at 16°C. 
• Developed and designed in Denmark. 
• Among the best on the market for the price. 
• Holds up to 93 Bordeaux-style bottles. 
• LED info display.
• Suitable for built-in installation.
• Black glass door with UV-free glass.
• Inside the cabinet, your bottles are illuminated by a beautiful white light.
• LED strip on the inside of the door in white, dimmable light in 3 levels and in 3 colours (white, blue or orange).

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Pevino is a Danish brand with clear roots in the Scandinavian design tradition. Wine coolers from Pevino are characterised by a minimalist design with clean lines, consistent quality and a focus on even the smallest detail. This pursuit of producing the ultimate wine cooler is why Pevino today is among the best on the market when it comes to functionality, noise level and energy consumption. Read more about Pevino here.

Read information about the placement of wine bottles, temperatures and noise here.

REMEMBER: all wine coolers must be grounded and perfectly level on all joints and edges.