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Bodega Cooler Wine and Beverage Coolers Compared: From a 28-Bottle Wine Cooler to a Two-Door Bar Cooler

Five Bodega Cooler wine coolers and beverage refrigerators, $359.99 to $1,099.99, share one set of terms: 30-day returns of unused, uninstalled units at your shipping cost. Some listings disagree with themselves.

Updated October 26, 2026 · 5 reviews compared

This page compares five coolers from Bodega Cooler, an online store at bodegacooler.com whose contact page gives a Flushing, New York office and a Commerce, California warehouse: a 28-bottle freestanding wine cooler, a 24-inch single-zone wine fridge, a 15-inch beverage refrigerator for 100 cans, a 24-inch dual-zone cooler for wine and cans and a two-door bar cooler. They cost $359.99 to $1,099.99, as priced on October 26, 2026, and each price is for the cooler as sold: none of the five pages offers a stand, cover or other accessory. Our Wine Coolers and Beverage & Bar Coolers pages hold 16 Bodega reviews; the other eleven include the 24 Bottle cooler, also $359.99, the 56-bottle JC-165B at $959.99, the 100-can YC-100C at $999.99 and three more bar coolers at $999.99, $1,299.99 and $1,599.99. Every capacity, range, size, noise and power figure here is the store's own: we have not used or measured these coolers, and our web searches on October 21, 2026 found no independent test of any of them.

Read each listing as the store's own claim, and check what it leaves out before you plan the space. Only three of the five list a weight and a power figure: the wine and beverage cooler (110 pounds, 95W), the 100-can cooler (84.7 pounds, 81W) and the LG-208HA (130 pounds, 146 watts); the 28 Bottle and 52 Bottle pages list neither. All five give a noise figure, 40dB to 42 dB, but none states the conditions or the method behind it, so treat it as the store's claim. The wine and beverage cooler's page gives its drinks range as 38-50F in the description and 36F - 50F in the specifications, with two sets of dimensions; the 100-can page names two model codes and calls the cooler Outdoor without an outdoor specification; the LG-208HA table lists no temperature range. The 52 Bottle, wine and beverage and 100-can pages give no cut-out size, and the LG-208HA page no clearance figures, so confirm them with the store before you build one in.

Returns are the part of Bodega's terms to read twice. The refund policy, first read on October 21, 2026, allows a return within 30 days of purchase, but only after you email [email protected] for a return authorization, and only for an unused, uninstalled cooler in its original packaging, shipped back within 7 days of the store's refund confirmation; the policy says used or installed products are not eligible, and it does not cover orders bought from Amazon, Walmart or other resellers. You pay the return shipping: the policy says you are 'responsible for the double shipping cost' and the FAQ says shipping fees are non-refundable. For a defective or damaged cooler, the policy has you prepay the return shipping and send photos or video plus the shipping invoice, and the store then refunds the shipping fees with the product cost. An order can be cancelled within 24 hours; after it ships, a double shipping fee comes off the refund and a 2% transaction fee may apply. The pages give the refund time as 3 to 7 business days, up to 7 and, in the FAQ, 1 to 3.

Shipping to the mainland US is free, with 1 business day of processing on the shipping page; two of these five product pages say orders are processed within 1-3 business days and delivered in 3 to 7. The warranty page promises 2 years on products bought directly from bodegacooler.com, or 1 year extended to 2 by registering the product, but some of the store's product pages state other terms, such as a 5-year compressor warranty with 1 year on the rest. The warranty page lists addresses in Foshan, China and in Hong Kong, the contact page a New York office, and the terms of service say they are governed by the laws of HK. On Trustpilot (Australian site, read October 21, 2026) bodegacooler.com has a TrustScore of 2.6 from 16 reviews, 25% five-star and 69% one-star, and the company rarely replies; the domain was registered on May 27, 2019. The code FACESTORE, listed as 12% off, is on the reviews of all five picks; the store's FAQ allows one promotion code per order and offers new customers 12% off fridges for subscribing to its newsletter.

At a glance

PickPriceCapacity, as listedZones and temperature rangeBuilt-in or freestandingSize and powerListing leaves outWhere to buy
Compact freestanding wine cooler, 28 bottlesBodega Cooler 28 Bottle Wine Cooler$359.9928 bottles on 6 removable shelves41F to 64.4F, digital; zone count not statedFreestanding16.9 (W) x 17.7 (D) x 33.07 (H) inches; no weight or powerWeight, power, zone count, bottle sizeCheck price at Bodega Cooler
Under-counter wine fridge, one zone, 52 bottlesBodega Cooler 24 Inch 52 Bottle Wine Fridge$699.9952 standard 750ml bottles; 5.1 cubic feetSingle zone (store title); 5-22C (41-72F)Under counter; bottom-mounted heat vent23.4 (W) x 34 (H) x 22.4 (D) inches; no weight or powerWeight, wattage, cut-out size, door swingCheck price at Bodega Cooler
Compact 15-inch cooler for 100 cansBodega Cooler 15 In 100 Can Outdoor Cooler$699.99100 cans on 3 removable wire shelves37F to 64F; touch panel, memory after power lossBuilt in or free standing; front vent; 4 adjustable feet15 x 23 (excl. handle) x 33.5 inches; 84.7 pounds; 81WOutdoor specs, which model code is on saleCheck price at Bodega Cooler
Wine and cans in one dual-zone cabinetBodega Cooler 24 In Wine and Beverage Cooler$999.9919 bottles (750 ml) and 57 cansTwo zones: wine 41F - 68F, drinks 36F - 50F (specs)Built-in or free standing; 4 adjustable feet23.4 x 22.7 (excl. handles) x 33.4 inches; 110 pounds; 95WHinge side, model code in title, cut-out sizeCheck price at Bodega Cooler
Two-door bar cooler with weight and power listedBodega Cooler 7.4 Cu Ft Under-Counter Cooler$1,099.99208 Liters (table); copy: 216 cans or 62 bottlesTwo doors; 32F to 50F in the copy, none in the tableUnder-counter, freestanding or built in35.4 x 20 x 35.5 inches; 130 pounds; 115 Volts, 146 wattsTable temperature range, named certificationCheck price at Bodega Cooler

1. Compact freestanding wine cooler, 28 bottles

Bodega Cooler 28 Bottle Wine Cooler

A matte black freestanding compressor cooler at $359.99: 28 bottles on 6 removable shelves, a digital panel with a listed 41F to 64.4F range, a built-in fan, automatic defrost and a double-paned glass door. The page gives a size and a 40dB noise claim, but no weight, power draw or zone count, and it does not say what bottle size the 28 assumes; its page is built from feature copy alone. The 24 Bottle cooler is also $359.99 and lists 24 bottles.

Best for
A bar, kitchen or office that wants a freestanding 28 bottle compressor cooler with a stated size.
Skip if
You want a dual zone, a built-in fit or a listed weight and power draw.

2. Under-counter wine fridge, one zone, 52 bottles

Bodega Cooler 24 Inch 52 Bottle Wine Fridge

A single-zone compressor fridge at $699.99 for 52 standard 750ml bottles on 5 height-adjustable beechwood shelves, 5.1 cubic feet net, with an adjustable 5-22C (41-72F) range, a bottom-mounted heat vent that the page ties to under-counter use, leveling feet and blue LED lighting. The store's title says Silent and its text 'as low as 42 dB', with no test behind either. It lists no weight, wattage, cut-out size or door swing. The 15-inch UL-BU-88-ST, also single zone, holds 32 bottles at $499.99.

Best for
A kitchen, living room or bedroom gap sized for 23.4 x 34 inches that needs one temperature for 52 bottles.
Skip if
You need two zones, or a sound figure that comes with a measurement.

3. Compact 15-inch cooler for 100 cans

Bodega Cooler 15 In 100 Can Outdoor Cooler

A 15-inch cooler at $699.99 for 100 cans on 3 removable wire shelves, with a listed 37F to 64F range, 84.7 pounds, 81W, a touch panel, a stainless steel door and a security lock. Its title says Outdoor, but the page gives no outdoor-use specification, weather protection or ambient temperature limit; it names two model codes, YC-150A and YC-100A, and several paragraphs describe a wine cooler. The YC-100C, also titled 15 inch and 100 can, is $999.99 and lists no temperature range in degrees, wattage or noise figure.

Best for
A kitchen, bar or restaurant that needs a 15 inch wide cooler for up to 100 cans.
Skip if
You need outdoor use confirmed in the specifications or a page that names one model code.

4. Wine and cans in one dual-zone cabinet

Bodega Cooler 24 In Wine and Beverage Cooler

A 24-inch cabinet at $999.99 with two zones, 19 bottles on one side and 57 cans on the other. The specifications give wine at 41F - 68F, drinks at 36F - 50F, 110 pounds, 95W and 42db or less. The description disagrees on two points, a 38-50F drinks range and a size of 23.8 x 23.1 x 34.6 inches, and the model name, 115DR, appears only in the copy. A banner reads 31% OFF, which does not match the $999.99 price against a crossed-out $1,199.99. For wine alone, the JC-165B lists 56 bottles at $959.99.

Best for
A home bar or office that wants one dual zone unit for 19 bottles and 57 cans.
Skip if
You need consistent dimensions and beverage range or a measured noise level.

5. Two-door bar cooler with weight and power listed

Bodega Cooler 7.4 Cu Ft Under-Counter Cooler

A two-door under-counter bar cooler at $1,099.99 in Black or Silver. The table gives 130 pounds, 35.4 x 20 x 35.5 inches without saying which figure is depth, width or height, 208 Liters, 115 Volts, 146 watts and 42 dB, and the page lists door locks and reversible hinges. The 32F to 50F range and the 216 cans or 62 bottles appear only in the copy. The page names no certification, and its Color row names only Black. The 7.7 Cu Ft BTC-210FC is $999.99, the 12 Cu Ft back bar cooler $1,299.99.

Best for
A bar or kitchen with an under-counter opening that wants a two-door cooler in black or silver.
Skip if
You need a certification named on the page or a temperature range in the specification table.

How we compared

We compared these coolers from the store's product pages, as summarized in our full review of each, and from six Bodega Cooler pages: shipping, refund policy, warranty, FAQ, contact and terms of service. We read the product pages on October 21, 2026, and checked each price again on October 26, 2026; the six store pages were first read on October 21, 2026, and reloaded on October 26, 2026, when they were unchanged. On October 21, 2026 we also checked Trustpilot (on its Australian site) and the domain registry and searched for a Better Business Bureau profile and for independent tests. We found no BBB profile and no independent test of any of these five coolers. We have not used, installed or measured them: every capacity, temperature, size, noise and power figure is the store's own.

Where a listing or the store's own pages disagree, this page says so. The main cases: the wine and beverage cooler's drinks range (38-50F in its description, 36F - 50F in its specifications) and its two sets of dimensions; the 100-can cooler's two model codes and its Outdoor title; the LG-208HA's Color row and empty Certification row; the refund time (3 to 7 business days, up to 7 and, in the FAQ, 1 to 3); the refund policy's 'Within 30 Business Days' heading above text that says 30 days; the warranty (2 years, or 1 year plus 1 with registration, against other terms on some product pages); the shipping destinations (the shipping page lists some products for Canada, Germany, Italy and the UK, the FAQ only part of the range for Canada and only a detachable battery for Europe); the processing time (1 business day on the shipping page, 1-3 on two of these five product pages); a '30 Days Price Match Guarantee' banner on those two pages that the refund and shipping policies do not mention; and the support phone line, which differs between the contact page and the refund policy. Crossed-out prices, such as $1,199.99 beside the wine and beverage cooler's $999.99, are the store's own comparison figures, so this page uses current prices only. The picks are labeled by need, not ranked against each other; each price comes from the pick's review and was last checked on the date shown beside it.

Each pick links to its full review and the sources behind it. How we research

Questions before you buy

Can I return a Bodega Cooler wine cooler or beverage refrigerator, and what does it cost?

Bodega's refund policy allows a return within 30 days of purchase (30 days from delivery for exchanges) for an unused, uninstalled cooler in its original packaging, after emailing [email protected] for a return authorization. For a defective or damaged item, you prepay the return shipping and send photos or video plus the shipping invoice, and the store refunds the shipping fees with the product cost. Otherwise you are 'responsible for the double shipping cost', and the FAQ says shipping fees are non-refundable. Refund times given: 3 to 7 business days, up to 7, and 1 to 3 in the FAQ.

How long is the warranty on a Bodega Cooler, and what does it cover?

The warranty page promises 2 years on products bought directly from bodegacooler.com, with the exact period on the last page of the manual, and says a 1-year warranty extends to 2 years if you register the product; the FAQ says to register within 10 days of purchase. It covers defects in materials and workmanship, not misuse, accidents or unauthorized repair, and says products from third-party sellers may not be covered. Some product pages state other terms, such as a 5-year compressor warranty with 1 year on the rest, 24 months on the compressor and accessories, or a 5-year product warranty.

Does Bodega Cooler ship wine coolers and beverage refrigerators free, and how fast?

Standard shipping is free around mainland US from warehouses the FAQ places in California, Texas and Pennsylvania, with 1 business day of processing on the shipping page, though two of these five product pages say 1-3 business days and delivery in 3 to 7. There is no delivery to PO, APO or FPO addresses and no address change after an order ships. If the box looks damaged on arrival, the refund policy says to photograph it, refuse the delivery and ask the driver to note the damage on the Bill of Lading or Freight Bill.

Which Bodega wine and beverage coolers are dual zone, and what ranges do they list?

Four of the nine Bodega wine coolers we reviewed are sold as dual zone: the 15-inch JC-85B and CWC-90B, the 24-inch JC-165B and the 24-inch wine and beverage cooler. Only the last is among the picks: its specifications list wine at 41F - 68F and drinks at 36F - 50F. The JC-165B lists 41F - 54F above and 54F - 68F below; the JC-85B page gives no zone temperatures. The 52 Bottle is single zone per its title. Of the drinks coolers picked here, the 100-can cooler lists 37F to 64F and the LG-208HA 32F to 50F, in its copy only.

Can a Bodega wine or beverage cooler be built in under a counter?

Four of these five pages list built-in or under-counter use. The 52 Bottle page describes an under-counter unit with a bottom-mounted heat vent; the wine and beverage cooler and the 100-can cooler are listed as built in or free standing, both with 4 adjustable feet and the 100-can page adding a front vent; the LG-208HA is listed as under-counter, freestanding or built in. The 28 Bottle is listed as freestanding. The 52 Bottle, wine and beverage and 100-can pages give no cut-out size and the LG-208HA page no clearance figures, so confirm them with the store first.

What do customers and outside sources say about bodegacooler.com?

On Trustpilot (Australian site, read on October 21, 2026) bodegacooler.com is a claimed profile with a TrustScore of 2.6 from 16 reviews, 25% five-star and 69% one-star, and the company rarely replies; the newest reviews, from August and September 2026, describe a 100-quart unit with about 60 quarts usable, a replacement that froze the fridge side and unanswered support. The store's own review widgets, which we could not verify, show 112 reviews (87% five-star) on the wine and beverage cooler's page and none on the 28 Bottle's. A web search found no BBB profile.