Corona Bar Fridges

Officially licensed Corona bar fridges, six models from a $447 46L mini up to a 370L upright. The artwork is applied at the factory under licence, and the cooling hardware underneath is the same Schmick platform we sell unbranded.

Which Corona fridge fits the space

The two 46L models are the desk, bedside and benchtop size: 500mm tall, 430mm wide, 470mm deep, solid door, 39dB, and roughly $20 a year to run. The Corona 46L Classic and the Cerveza Corona Retro Vintage share a cabinet and a spec sheet, so choose between them on artwork alone.

At 70L (690 x 430 x 475mm) a Corona fridge starts working as a real second fridge for a bar, shed or games room, still at 39dB. The Corona 70L Retro is the straight version at $567; the Corona Bluetooth Speaker Fridge puts a speaker in the same cabinet for $30 more.

The two uprights are the display units, and the ones most people mean by a Corona beer fridge: glass door, lockable, and a 2-year warranty where the minis carry one. The 160L Skinny Upright is 1,880mm tall but only 390mm wide, which is what lets it fill a gap a normal fridge cannot. The 370L Upright is the full-size option at 615mm wide, and at 41dB it is the quieter of the two.

Why a licensed Corona fridge is priced the way it is

Licensed designs are sold at the price the brand sets, so a Corona fridge does not carry the discount our unbranded range does. What you get for it is factory-applied artwork under licence rather than an aftermarket sticker, and a cabinet that is not a novelty item: 39 to 43dB, real compressors, and the same spec table you will find on any other fridge on this site.

Every model above ships Australia-wide. Outside the fridges, the Corona Extra stainless steel fire pit runs $399. For other brands see officially licensed beer fridges or the wider branded bar fridge range, and for small units of any brand, mini bar fridges.