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    Humidity Controlled Wine Coolers

    Our selection of humidity-controlled wine coolers maintain humidity between 55% and 85% - providing external conditions are not extreme. Most wine fridges will protect your wines from high and low humidity.

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    Why Choose a Humidity-Controlled Wine Fridge?

    Controlling humidity is key to storing your wines well over the long term. If the humidity of the storage area exceeds 85% or drops below 55% consistently it can lead to degradation in the quality of your wines.

    Enjoy fast and complimentary 2-person delivery on all humidity-controlled models, delivered ready to install. Store your wines safely and securely with expert help from our knowledgeable professionals.

    Have a Question? Speak With Our Experts Now

    Here at EWS, our priority is your satisfaction, we focus on excellent customer care (see our 5-star reviews) and best-in-class wine storage units. Our safe guarding, premium humidity-controlled wine fridges come with a minimum of 2 years manufacturer warranty and free 2-person delivery is standard. 

    If you have any questions get in touch with us today via our live chat button in the bottom right corner of the screen, email info@expertwinestorage.co.uk or call us on 0330 133 2327 - one of our knowledgeable, experts from the UK-based team will be delighted to help you immediately.

    FAQs

    Can You Control Humidity?

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    Yes, the majority of wine fridges, include humidity controls which detect and regulate humidity and adjust the internal humidity of the wine fridge to ensure it stays within a range of around 55-85% - the perfect band for wine storage.

    What Humidity Percentage Should Wine Be Stored At?

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    Our recommendation for humidity levels when storing wine over the longer term is between the humidities of 60% and 86%. The majority of wine coolers keep humidity in a band of 55% to 85%. If humidity levels are below 55%, the air is too dry and corks can dry out on the wine bottles.