All About Wine And Its Goodness!

Give your loved one the gift of a DWC3509EBLS Danby 35-Bottle wine cooler. Any wine lover will appreciate the array of excellent features offered in this product. It is a free-standing unit and can be placed in just about any location because the door is reversible, opening from either the right or the left side. The clear door made of tempered glass lets you view the contents of this wine refrigerator without opening it. Other features include a key with an integrated locking mechanism and a side-mounted recessed handle to prevent accidental opening. This is just a few of the many features this DWC3509EBLS cooler has to offer.

The outside is black, which makes it look like many traditional wine cellars. The top is scratch resistant, so you can put all of your other wine accessories, corkscrews, bottle stoppers, glasses, whatever. The exterior also features a convenient digital thermostat, allowing you to monitor the temperature of the wine, giving it the proper chilling. It also comes with an interior light which creates an attractive display for the wines. There are six full size wire shelves, and a seventh shelf that is half size. There is also a wire shelf at the bottom that can bring the total up to eight shelves. The auto defrosting feature is very convenient, and you could house 35 bottles of wine in this convenient cooler. This products has a list price of $299, but can be purchase well under that online, not including shipping.

The world of wine coolers is led by Danby and its fabulous wine cooler products; their products are both high quality and conveniently small, making it one of Canada’s most respected appliance businesses. Danby re-located to Guelph Ontario in 1981 although they were originally founded in Quebec, Canada in 1947. Even after more than 60 years in business they are still committed to producing products with a reputation for value and quality.

Tags: Danby 35 bottle wine cooler, DWC3509EBLS

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