LG’s Mini Wine Fridge Is Designed For Emergency Drinking
— 30 September 2021

LG’s Mini Wine Fridge Is Designed For Emergency Drinking

— 30 September 2021
James Want
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James Want

Not a thing in this world says relaxation like reaching from a flat position, while on the couch, mid-movie, to crack the door of a fridge and produce a chilled XPA or bottle of Beaujolais. Furthermore, there’s no better way to seize the moment and celebrate a big deal than with a bottle of emergency Latour produced from directly beneath your David Linley desk. Now that’s big dick energy. Fortunately, both options are now at your fingertips with the LG 8 Bottle Mini Wine Fridge, which arrives at the agreeable price of $499 – and is currently on sale for $349 – saving you from further destitution post-LINLEY delivery.

FRIDGE

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Of course, portable fridges are nothing new. This one, however, doesn’t make your office, lounge room, or library look like a frat house, with styling akin to Vintec’s finest. Thermoelectric cooling from 8℃ – 16℃ circulates the air keeping vibrations and noise to a minimum, while a dual glass door protects your light-sensitive Cristal from external rays and heat. A soft internal light illuminates your collection without damaging the contents and a built-in storage tray houses your Laguiole Fossilised Mammoth Ivory waiter’s friend.

Measuring 497mm high by 282mm wide, with a depth of 534mm the LG 8 Bottle Mini Wine Fridge is compact enough to sit on the floor or be concealed in a wardrobe, desk, or any place unlimited by your imagination. It also weighs just 12kg, meaning it can be transported very easily.

Premium and pleasingly priced. What’s not to love about LG’s new 8 Bottle Mini Wine Fridge? I want one.


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James Want
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James is the co-founder of Luxity Media and managing editor of Boss Hunting and B.H. Magazine. He has more than twelve years experience writing, photographing, producing, and publishing both earned and paid content in the men's lifestyle space.

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