Mono-temperature wine cellar for service or storage, with a capacity of 185 bottles (Bordeaux 75cl type). This version is equipped with a triple-glazed gray door made of tempered, UV-resistant glass.

This model is compatible with connectivity via the VINOTAG® app. It allows you to control your cellar in real time from your smartphone or tablet.

Keep an eye on your stock with the VINOTAG®* (application level 2). In partnership with Vivino®, this application allows you to

·         Have a digital wine register and place your bottles exactly where you put them in your cellar

·         Easily find a bottle in your cellar

·         Have a pre-filled wine card after taking a photo of a bottle label

·         Receive alerts about the peak dates of your wines

·         Receive a stock alert so you never run out of bottles

·         Receive an alert to change your carbon filter after 1 year's use (for relevant references)

·         Export your wine cellar data to create statistics

·         Share the management of your digital wine cellar

·         Get advice on where to store your bottles

·         Be alerted remotely and in real time in the event of temperature variations or the detection of an abnormal temperature inside your cellar (depending on the model)

·         Control the temperature and lighting in the cellar remotely and in real time

Its adjustment range between 5 and 20°C enables you to either :

• keep your wines at 12°C for short and long periods,
• white wines between 7 and 10°C and Champagnes between 6 and 10°C,
• prepare red wines for serving between 14 and 18°C (chambered)

It's equipped with 3 removable wooden shelves, allowing you to arrange your bottles head to tail, and 2 removable multi-position wooden shelves, also allowing you to display your bottles horizontally. To store the maximum number of bottles, we advise you to arrange all your bottles head to tail.

The winter function allows you to install your unit in a heated or unheated room, where the minimum temperature will not fall below 0°C.