Hisense has been developing its refrigeration expertise for several years, particularly in refrigerators and freezers. In addition to these flagship products, the Chinese manufacturer offers – to a lesser extent – wine cellars. To expand its offering, a new model is entering the Hisense catalog.
The RW3N230GELF wine cellar is said to be aging, meaning it keeps bottles for several years in the best conditions. This type of wine cellar is therefore more intended for seasoned consumers, collectors and oenophiles wishing to build up a reserve of bottles – up to 108 in the case of the Hisense. Converselyservice wine cellars are mainly intended to store wines to be tasted soon.
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The Hisense wine cellar measures 1.26 m high by 59.5 cm wide.
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To age the nectars, the Hisense cellar has two different temperature zones, which can range from 5°C to 20°C: red and white wines can coexist without risk of harming each other.
The glass door of the RW3N230GELF is treated against UV and infrared to protect wines from the harmful effects of sun and light. To take a quick look at its drinks stock, Hisense provides four wooden shelves. But to be even better organized, it is possible to enter your bottles on the ConnectLife application, linked to Vivino. The app allows you to know what has been consumed, what needs to be repurchased or quickly drunk.
Priced at €749, the RW3N230GELF wine cellar is already available at Boulanger.
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