Thank you for buying a Fisher & Paykel Wine Cabinet to store your treasured wine, you’ve made a great choice. Having purchased our dual-zone cabinet you can rest assured that your red and white wines are well cared for, over short term and long term periods. Wine generally matures at a steady temperature between 11°C to 13°C, and for ready to. Instructions may result in product damages or endanger the personal safety of. Do not pull on the power cord when unplugging the wine cooler.

Investing in a wine cooler is a good idea for the avid wine drinker. Coolers can keep your wine fresh for a longer period of time compared with leaving them on a rack. Depending on the type of wine you have — red, white or both —you should set your wine cooler to very specific temperatures.

Find the temperature gauges on your wine cooler. These gauges are usually buttons that on the front of the cooler. The temperature indicator (either a digital indicator or a thermometer indicator) will display the current temperature inside the cooler. If you set a new temperature, you must wait for the cooler to reach the new temperature you have just selected.

Store white wines between 47 degrees and 55 degrees F.

Store red wines between 55 degrees and 60 degrees F.

Store rosé wines between 49 degrees and 51 degrees F.

Store a mix of wines (white, red, rose) at 55 degrees F for maximum freshness of all your wines. This temperature is also good for champagnes.

Tip

The general rule for wine storage is to keep your wine at 55 degrees F. Of course, some enthusiasts either deviate from this rule or disagree with it entirely. Ask your local wine store about how to properly store your particular bottles of wine if you have any questions or concerns.

Warning

Using a wine cooler does not guarantee that you will be able to keep your wine fresh. Each bottle of wine has different storage needs. Upon purchasing any bottle of wine, ask an employee with the appropriate knowledge about how to store your particular bottle of wine for maximum enjoyment.