Beer and Wine Fridges
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Rhino SG2H-HD 208L Commercial 2 Door Bar Fridge — Stainless Heated Glass
| SKU | SG2H-HD |
| Cap | 208L |
| Size (mm) | W900×D500×H840 |
| Noise | 43dB |
| Door | Glass |
| Stock | In Stock |
Rhino 2 Door Stainless Steel Bar Fridge – 208L
| SKU | GSP2H-840-SS |
| Cap | 208L |
| Size (mm) | W900×D500×H840 |
| Noise | 47dB |
| Door | Glass |
| Stock | In Stock |
Tropical Outdoor 2 Door Alfresco Bar Fridge – 140L
| SKU | HUS-SC70-SS-COMBO |
| Cap | 140L |
| Size (mm) | W860×D500×H700 |
| Noise | 43dB |
| Door | Glass |
| Stock | In Stock |
About Beer and Wine Fridges
Dual zone beer and wine fridges — one unit, two independently controlled temperatures. Beer zone at 0–4°C, wine zone at 12–18°C, both held simultaneously from one power point. These are serving fridges for the bar, not long-term aging cellars — built so every drink in the house pours at its best.
The numbers, from the range (30 units, 140–479L, $1,140–$4,253): the most popular under-bench pick, the Schmick JC165B ($1,489, 165L, front venting, heated glass), fits 30 standard wine bottles and 90 cans — or 72 Corona bottles if that's the house style. It stands 865mm tall — check your floor-to-benchtop-underside clearance before ordering. For maximum capacity, the matching BD425 Combo pairs a beer and a wine upright side by side: 810L total across 1,200mm of frontage.
Outdoor combos nobody else does: the Rhino GSP1H-840-BW alfresco pair ($3,702) is a genuine outdoor-rated matching beer & wine set, and the tropical-rated Schmick alfresco combos are built for Australian outdoor areas — wine-cellar brands don't make outdoor-rated units.
Temperature guide: Australian lagers drink best at 0–2°C, craft IPAs at 3–5°C, light whites at 8–10°C, full reds at 15–18°C. A dual zone fridge serves every style at its best. Most units carry a 2-year warranty — each listing's spec table has the exact figure.
See also: dual zone fridges · wine-only storage · under bench bar fridges.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes — dual zone beer and wine fridges have two independently controlled temperature compartments. The beer zone runs at 0–4°C while the wine zone sits at 12–18°C. This lets you store and serve both at their ideal temperature from a single unit.
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For a home bar serving both beer and wine, a 165L dual zone model like the Schmick JC165B is ideal — it fits under a standard bench and holds roughly 60 cans plus 20 wine bottles. For larger entertaining, step up to a 200L+ model with adjustable shelving.
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Yes — most dual zone models come with adjustable and removable shelves. Wine shelves can be reconfigured to hold bottles horizontally or removed entirely to create more space for cans and bottles. Some models include dedicated wine cradles for stable horizontal storage.
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Marginally — dual zone fridges have two temperature sensors and sometimes two compressors, which adds a small amount to running costs. The difference is typically $10–$20 per year. The convenience of correct temperatures for both beer and wine easily justifies the cost.
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The Schmick JC165B is our best-seller for under-bench dual zone use — 165L capacity, heated glass door, front-venting for built-in installation, and independently controlled beer and wine zones. It fits under a standard 900mm benchtop at 820mm tall.
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Most models include a built-in lock as standard. This is useful for bars, restaurants, and shared spaces where you want to secure the contents. Check the product specifications to confirm — we note lock availability on each product page.
