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This clear plastic wine rack holds bottles horizontally and vertically, and is stackable for those who have the room. Of course, fridges are known for getting messy, so you’ll want to pick up an easy-to-clean wine rack, like this one from mDesign. While long-term aging of your favorite whites and rosés out to be done in a proper wine fridge (or another cool, dark space), it’s fine to store wine in your regular refrigerator for up to a few days. Materials: Metal | Dimensions: 15 x 9.50 x 39.50 inches | Bottle Capacity: 40 | Weight: 9.33 pounds | Assembly Required: Yes The small metal feet are stable enough for everyday use, but might sway a little if the rack is bumped or shaken. We liked the minimalist design and large capacity of this wine rack, but we noted that wall-mounting is worth the trouble if you’re considering bottle-aging wine at home, or investing in any expensive bottles. The unit itself is sturdy, but if you plan to fill the rack to capacity, it can be mounted to a wall for extra stability. This rack measures 40 inches tall and uses scalloped metal rods to secure four bottles per tier. This 10-tier rack holds standard still or sparkling bottles in an attractive but minimalist display. The simple design won't distract from the elegance of your wines. The Sorbus Free-Standing wine rack is extremely efficient: the shelf itself has a slim profile but is able to hold up to 40 bottles of wine.

Materials: Metal | Dimensions: 10.3 x 8 x 10 inches | Bottle Capacity: 6 | Weight: 13.6 ounces | Assembly Required: Noįor budding wine collectors wishing to take their hobby to the next level, it’s worth investing in a larger storage system.

Because of the smaller hexagonal shape, however, each compartment will only fit standard-sized bottles of wine (we found that even the Burgundy-style bottle shape was a little tight).

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It was also a plus to have it arrive already assembled. We appreciated the elegant look of this wine rack, not to mention its compact design. The lightweight metal rods are easy to maneuver but may warp slightly if dropped or put under extreme pressure. This rack requires no assembly-it arrives fully welded together, and the outer layer is a rust-resistant coating. The geometric design means it won’t wobble or tilt, even if the bottles are placed unevenly. Measuring 10.3 x 8 x 10 inches, this free-standing countertop rack holds up to six standard bottles of wine. And the bonus is the wallet-friendly price tag! Those who want to show off their wine collection while adding decorative flair to their kitchen or bar cart will love the Pengke gold honeycomb wine rack. Materials: Wood | Dimensions: 13.25 x 13.25 x 11 inches | Bottle Capacity: 12 | Weight: 1 pound | Assembly Required: YesĬan't accommodate larger bottles like sparkling wine It’s also made sustainably in Vermont by a second-generation, family-owned business, yet it's still affordable. (You can even separate it into two different racks if you're short on space!) The unit is durable and sturdy, making us feel secure leaving our favorite bottles in the shelves. We appreciated that the rack is customizable-you can stack low and horizontal if that's the configuration that fits your space, or you can build the rack into all sorts of geometric formations if you want a more design-forward look. Plus, while the standard shape is square, you can customize the rack to be longer and rectangular, or any number of geometric shapes-the unit is completely modular. Adams also makes a 40-bottle wine rack option as well, which we discuss below.) It does require a bit of assembly (the clear instructions make this part easy), but promises to be light and durable. If you’re shelling out for expensive wine (or even if your bottles are more on the budget side), it’s nice to have a beautiful wine rack that you can admire as you organize your bottles within it.

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