Bodega Cooler compressor wine coolers from 24 to 154 bottles, built-in and freestanding, compared by capacity, zones and price.
Bodega Cooler 24 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA small freestanding compressor wine cooler for 24 bottles, listed at $359.99, with a 41F to 64.4F digital temperature range per the page and 17.7 (D) x 16.9 (W) x 29.33 (H) inches. It suits a bedroom, kitchen or home that needs a compact cooler.
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Bodega Cooler 28 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA matte black freestanding compressor wine cooler for 28 bottles, listed at $359.99, with 6 removable shelves, a 41F to 64.4F range and 16.9 (W) x 17.7 (D) x 33.07 (H) inches per the page. It suits a bar, kitchen or office.
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Bodega Cooler 15 In 32 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA 15 inch single zone under-counter compressor wine cooler, model UL-BU-88-ST, listed at $499.99 for 32 standard 750ml bottles. The page gives 15 x 33.6 x 22.4 inches, 3.2 cubic feet and a 5-22C (41-72F) range.
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Bodega Cooler 24 Inch 52 Bottle Wine Fridge — read reviewA 24 inch single zone under-counter compressor wine fridge listed at $699.99 for 52 standard 750ml bottles, with 23.4 x 34 x 22.4 inches, 5.1 cubic feet and a 5-22C (41-72F) range per the page. It suits a kitchen, living room or bedroom with an under-counter space.
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Bodega Cooler 15 In 30 Bottle Wine Fridge — read reviewA 15 Inch dual zone compressor wine fridge, model CWC-90B, listed at $799.99 for 30 bottles, with 70 Pounds, 22.4 x 14.8 x 33.9 inches, 115 Volts and 90W in its block. It suits a kitchen, bar or cafe that wants two temperature zones.
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Bodega Cooler JC-165B 56 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA 24 inch dual zone compressor wine cooler for 56 bottles, listed at $959.99, with 165 Liters, 23.8 x 23.5 x 34.2 inches, 129.7 pounds and 95W in its specifications. It suits a built-in or freestanding spot in a kitchen, office or restaurant.
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Bodega Cooler 24 In Wine and Beverage Cooler — read reviewA 24 inch dual zone wine and beverage cooler listed at $999.99 for 19 bottles and 57 cans, with wine at 41F - 68F and drinks at 36F - 50F in its specifications, 110 pounds and 95W. It suits a home bar or office that wants one cabinet for both.
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Bodega Cooler 154 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA freestanding 154 bottle single zone wine cabinet, model YC-408A, listed at $2,229.99, with 180.8 pounds, 23.54 x 27.17 x 63 inches, 115 Volts and 150 watts. The page gives no temperature range. It suits a restaurant, office or family room with floor space.
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Bodega Cooler JC-85B 28 Bottle Wine Cooler — read reviewA 15 inch dual zone wine cooler, model JC-85B, listed at $535.99 for up to 28 bottles. The page is a short description with no dimensions, temperature range or power figures, so it suits a shopper who will confirm those details first.
FACESTORE12% offStart with where the cooler will sit and what it must hold. The nine wine coolers here all come from one store, Bodega Cooler (bodegacooler.com), and cost $359.99 to $2,229.99 as priced on October 23, 2026. Bottle counts run 24, 28, 28, 30, 32, 52, 56 and 154, plus one 24 inch model for 19 bottles and 57 cans. A count is the store's own figure: only the 32 and 52 bottle pages say they mean standard 750 ml bottles, and the 28 and 154 bottle pages give no bottle size. Net capacity, a volume rather than a count, appears on four pages: 3.2 cubic feet for 32 bottles, 5.1 for 52, 90 liters for 30 and 165 liters for 56.
Next compare zones and temperature range. A zone is a compartment with its own setting, so a two-zone cooler can hold reds and whites at different temperatures. Four pages list two zones: the 30 bottle model (upper 41 to 53.6F, lower 53.6 to 68F), the 56 bottle model (upper 41 to 54F, lower 54 to 68F), the 24 inch wine and beverage cooler (wine 41 to 68F, beverage 36 to 50F) and the 28 bottle JC-85B, called dual zone in its title only, with no temperatures. The 32, 52 and 154 bottle models are single zone; the two $359.99 models do not say. Their ranges run 41 to 64.4F on the small freestanding pair and 5 to 22C (41 to 72F) on the 32 and 52 bottle models. The 30 bottle page contradicts itself: its description gives the zone ranges above, its specification block 5 to 18C (40 to 66F). Six pages call the unit a compressor model, the pump-and-coolant system of a household refrigerator; the JC-85B, 154 bottle and 19 bottle and 57 can pages name no cooling system.
Fit and noise need the same care. The 32 bottle page says under counter and built-in, with a bottom-mounted heat vent, and the 52 bottle page calls its cooler under-counter; neither gives a cut-out size for the opening. The 30 bottle, 56 bottle and 19 bottle and 57 can models say built-in or freestanding, and the 30 bottle page adds front air vent cooling. The 24 bottle, $359.99 28 bottle and 154 bottle pages say freestanding; the JC-85B page does not say. Only four pages give a weight: 70 lb for 30 bottles, 110 lb for the 19 bottle and 57 can model, 129.7 lb for 56 bottles and 180.8 lb for 154 bottles. Noise figures of 40 to 45 dB are the store's own, with no measurement shown, and the 24 bottle and JC-85B pages give none.
Every review here comes from Bodega Cooler, so one set of terms covers all nine. Standard shipping is free in the mainland US from US warehouses with 1 business day to process, though the 56 bottle page says 1 to 2 and the 19 bottle and 57 can page 1 to 3. Returns take 30 days: email [email protected] for an authorization first, then send back an unused, uninstalled cooler in its original packaging. You pay the shipping unless it arrived defective or damaged, when the store says it refunds the fee after photos or video; once an order has shipped, a double shipping fee comes off a refund and a 2% transaction fee may apply. The warranty page promises 2 years on units bought from bodegacooler.com, or 1 year extended to 2 by registering (the FAQ says within 10 days), yet some product pages state a 5-year compressor warranty or 24 months on the compressor and accessories, so ask which applies to your model. On Trustpilot the store showed a 2.6 TrustScore from 16 reviews when we read it in October 2026, and the newest ones, from August and September, mention unanswered support.
| Review | Price | Capacity | Zones | Installation | Size and weight |
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| Bodega Cooler 24 Bottle Wine Cooler | $359.99 | 24 bottles, as the title gives it | — | Freestanding | 17.7 (D) x 16.9 (W) x 29.33 (H) inches |
| Bodega Cooler 28 Bottle Wine Cooler | $359.99 | 28 bottles, with 6 removable shelves | — | — | 16.9 (W) x 17.7 (D) x 33.07 (H) inches |
| Bodega Cooler 15 In 32 Bottle Wine Cooler | $499.99 | 32 standard 750ml bottles; net capacity 3.2 cubic feet | Single zone, per the store title | Under counter, built-in; bottom-mounted heat vent | 15 (W) x 33.6 (H) x 22.4 (D) inches |
| Bodega Cooler 24 Inch 52 Bottle Wine Fridge | $699.99 | 52 standard 750ml bottles; net capacity 5.1 cubic feet | Single zone, per the store title | — | 23.4 (W) x 34 (H) x 22.4 (D) inches |
| Bodega Cooler 15 In 30 Bottle Wine Fridge | $799.99 | 30 bottles on 5 beech wood shelves; 90L per the block | Upper 41-53.6F, lower 53.6-68F, per the description | Freestanding or built-in, with front air vent cooling | 22.4 (D) x 14.8 (W) x 33.9 (H) inches; 70 Pounds |
| Bodega Cooler JC-165B 56 Bottle Wine Cooler | $959.99 | 56 bottles; volume 165 Liters | Upper zone 41F-54F, lower zone 54F-68F | Built-in or free standing; right-hinged door | 23.8 x 23.5 (without handle) x 34.2 inches (WxDxH); 129.7 pounds |
| Bodega Cooler 24 In Wine and Beverage Cooler | $999.99 | 19 bottles (750 ml) and 57 cans, in two zones | Wine 41F - 68F; beverage 36F - 50F (specifications) | Built-in or free standing; 4 adjustable feet | 23.4 x 22.7 x 33.4 inches without handles; 110 pounds |
| Bodega Cooler 154 Bottle Wine Cooler | $2,229.99 | 154 bottles, single zone (variant Style: Single Zone) | — | Free standing; right-hinged door | 23.54 x 27.17 x 63 inches (W.D.H); 180.8 pounds |
| Bodega Cooler JC-85B 28 Bottle Wine Cooler | $535.99 | Up to 28 bottles, per the page | Dual zone, per the store title | — | — |
The nine list 24, 28, 28, 30, 32, 52, 56 and 154 bottles, plus one cooler for 19 bottles and 57 cans. Only the 32 and 52 bottle pages say they count standard 750 ml bottles, and the 28 and 154 bottle pages give no bottle size. Where a page gives a volume, it is 3.2 cubic feet for 32 bottles, 5.1 for 52, 90 liters for 30 and 165 liters for 56.
A dual zone cooler has two compartments with separate temperature settings, so reds and whites can sit at different temperatures; a single zone cooler has one setting. Here the 30 bottle (upper 41 to 53.6F, lower 53.6 to 68F), 56 bottle (upper 41 to 54F, lower 54 to 68F) and 19 bottle and 57 can (wine 41 to 68F, beverage 36 to 50F) models list two zones with ranges. The 28 bottle JC-85B is called dual zone in its title but gives no temperatures.
Some are sold for it. The 32 bottle page says under counter and built-in with a bottom-mounted heat vent, the 52 bottle page calls its cooler under-counter, and the 30 bottle, 56 bottle and 19 bottle and 57 can pages say built-in or freestanding. The 24 bottle, $359.99 28 bottle and 154 bottle pages say freestanding. The 32 and 52 bottle pages give no cut-out size, so ask Bodega Cooler for the opening size first.
Bodega Cooler lists 40 dB for the $359.99 28 bottle model, 42 dB for the 32, 52 and 56 bottle models and the 19 bottle and 57 can cooler, and 45 dB for the 154 bottle model. Some pages word 42 dB as 'as low as' and others as 'or less', and the 30 bottle page says 'under 42db' in one place and 'as low as 42dB' in another. All are the store's own claims with no test shown; the 24 bottle and JC-85B pages give none.
Returns take 30 days. Email [email protected] for a return authorization first, then send back an unused, uninstalled cooler in its original packaging within 7 days of the refund confirmation. You pay the return shipping unless the unit is defective or damaged, when the store says it refunds the fee after photos or video. Once an order has shipped, a double shipping fee comes off the refund and a 2% transaction fee may apply. Orders bought from Amazon, Walmart or other resellers are not covered.
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 within 10 days). It covers defects in materials and workmanship, not misuse, accidents or unauthorized repair. Some product pages state other terms, such as a 5-year compressor warranty with 1 year on the rest, so ask which applies before you order.