Store Your Bubbly In Style With The Smeg x Veuve Clicquot Fridge
โ€” 14 October 2022

Store Your Bubbly In Style With The Smeg x Veuve Clicquot Fridge

โ€” 14 October 2022
Randy Lai
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Randy Lai

This year, historic Champagne producer Veuve Clicquot is celebrating its 250th anniversary. Amongst a cavalcade of other pretty damn swish activations, it has teamed up with the renowned Italian appliance maker Smeg to create a duet of capacious fridges โ€“ the ultimate way to store, chill and ultimately enjoy one of the houseโ€™s cuvรฉes.

Boldy highlighted in Veuve Clicquotโ€™s signature shade of ebullient, orange-tinged yellow; these Smeg fridges come in either a โ€˜Fabโ€™ 28-litre or 10-litre format. As youโ€™d expect, the former works best as the consummate full-size fridge. Three adjustable shelves; two drawer units; a veggie crisper; and a freezer compartment make this ideal for compact families, with more than enough room left over to store a few bottles of La Grande Dame should you choose.

Conversely, the Fab 10 was purpose-built by Smeg to bring a little joie de vivre to your home bar setup. Roughly equivalent in height to most kitchen benchtops, thereโ€™s a climate-controlled section for all the usual citruses one requires for cocktail garnishes. Additionally, the lowest shelving unit inside the door is pitched at a height thatโ€™s ideal for storing up to three 750ml bottles and a magnum โ€“ so youโ€™re well-sorted when entertaining bigger groups.

Smeg x Veuve Clicquot

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Each Smeg x Veuve Clicquot fridge is made in Italy and outfitted with energy-optimising LED lighting. The brandโ€™s signature chrome handle and rounded door profile are reproduced here in an iconic shade, but otherwise, this is very much within the wheelhouse of the retro-inspired aesthetic that has turned Smeg into a household name.

While pricing information for the Smeg x Veuve Clicquot collaboration hasnโ€™t been announced locally, you can expect the Fab 10 to retail for north of $6,300 (available in either a left or right-hinging configuration) while the larger Fab 28 should come in at least $9,530. Neither feels especially affordable โ€“ especially given the lack of proprietary technologies โ€“ but letโ€™s not kid ourselves: if youโ€™re seriously contemplating nabbing one of these, odds are that all youโ€™re going to be filling it with is Champagne.

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Randy Lai
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Following 6 years in the trenches covering consumer luxury across East Asia, Randy joins Boss Hunting as the team's Commercial Editor. His work has been featured in A Collected Man, M.J. Bale, Soho Home, and the BurdaLuxury portfolio of lifestyle media titles. An ardent watch enthusiast, boozehound and sometimes-menswear dork, drop Randy a line at [email protected].

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