Silhouette Ricotta 5.3 Cu. Ft. Beverage Center - Stainless Steel Door Reviews

11/07/2017

The best way to configure this beverage center is to use the top shelf for small cans of tomato juice, double shots, etc. The next row for beer bottles, water, sparkling ice drinks, the next row for cans and only put 7 bottles of white wine in the bottom. I serve red wine room temperature. We had a problem once with the temperature not getting cool, but we pulled the unit out from the cabinets and vacuumed behind it and haven't had a problem since.

10/03/2016

Have had the unit for about 4 years and it has already begin giving us problems. Stopped cooling and will no longer get temps below 55 degrees. Not very pleased mohave to be replacing a pretty expensive unit so soon.

06/11/2012

i like the quantity that it holds, but if you are going to keep beer in it you waon't like the temp settings, won't go below 40 degr. have had it for a little more than a year and we are having issues , won't cool below 51 degr. having it looked at now

11/10/2008

This is an under-the-counter kitchen cooler, designed to hold a combination of wines and other beverages. Attractive unit, cool blue lighting, very nice bottom shelf wine bottle holder keeps the bottles from rolling around. It is reasonably priced, and holds temperature to within a degree or so of the setting you choose. Gets plenty cool enough for water, soda, beer. My wife says it is a little noisy, but it doesn't bother me. The worst thing about it is very poor flexibility for the 3 shelves. There are 6 built-in mounts to slide the shelves on, but the top location is too high to fit a normal can, so it is useless. The bottom shelf fits just over the wine bottle rack, so it has to stay there. That leaves 2 shelves and 4 choices of locations to put them. But unless you are willing to position one shelf 2.5" above another, you really don't have any flexibility at all. There is absolutely no way to configure the shelves to accomodate a bottle of beer, sports drink, water bottle, etc without simply removing (and losing) an entire shelf. Somebody could have thought this through a little better in the design process, but maybe they think there are only two beverages in the world: wine and soda-pop. Apart from that serious limitation, we like the unit.