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Goguette by Eurocave Group
Goguette Wine Fridge Small Single Zone - 50+ Bottle Capacity
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Still deciding?
- Not sure whether a cabinet is enough or you need a built cellar: read our guide on choosing between a wine fridge and a full cellar.
- Choosing between one temperature zone and two: read our single-zone vs. dual-zone guide.
- Not sure how many bottles to size for: undersizing means replacing the unit as your collection grows - see our guide on what size cooler you need.
- Weighing temperature-only cooling against active humidity for aging: a dried cork lets air reach the wine, and that damage is permanent - read why humidity matters for storing wine.
- Already decided on aging over serving-temperature storage: see our Climate Controlled Wine Cabinets.
- Outgrown cabinets entirely: see our Complete Wine Cellar kits for building a full room.
FAQs
Which of these wine cabinets actually control humidity, and which only control temperature?
Le Cache and Transtherm are the only brands in this collection with active humidity control. Transtherm holds 55 to 80% relative humidity via its exclusive thermal pump, and Le Cache adjusts humidity digitally through the included CellarPro unit. Every other powered cabinet here - Summit, Loft, Studio, Wine Enthusiast, and Goguette - controls temperature only, with no humidity management. Kessick Tower Series cabinets are non-refrigerated hardwood display furniture with no cooling or humidity system.
Can I put one of these in a garage or other unconditioned room?
Transtherm cabinets handle the widest ambient range at 32 to 95F, using an integrated heating element that both heats and cools. Le Cache cabinets with standard CellarPro cooling are rated for 50 to 95F, and the BILD 1600's CellarPro 4200VEi handles up to 110F. Studio coolers are rated for 60 to 85F. Loft coolers are rated for 60 to 80F. The Wine Enthusiast VinoView is rated for 60 to 77F. If your room swings outside those ranges, the unit will not hold its set temperature reliably.