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Functional and Stylish Bar Cabinets
Highly flexible in use, our versatile bar cabinets can be used as coffee bars, buffets, or general storage, providing extra convenience and storage space in the kitchen, living room, or home office. Some wine cabinets are designed with integrated electrical outlets for easy access to household appliances such as coffee and cocktail makers, making drink preparation a breeze.
Optimized Bar Organization
Smartly designed bar cabinets include adjustable shelves and specialized bottle and glass racks to neatly store all shapes of glasses and bottles, as well as essential condiments and tools for mixing drinks, including mixers, tongs, strainers and stirrers, and items such as trays and coasters for hors d'oeuvres.
Elegant Design and Ambient Lighting
Our versatile bar cabinets feature modern design lines and sophisticated smooth wood finishes to elevate your entertaining space.
Consider installing LED light strips underneath or inside the bar cabinet to provide great lighting while also highlighting your wine collection. Warm lighting and the use of decorative items such as stylish trays, decorative bowls, or decorative vases create a cozy and characterful atmosphere.
Where Do You Put a Bar Cabinet?
A bar cabinet is a practical piece of furniture that can be used flexibly in a number of scenarios to make home life more colorful:
- Dining room: a bar cabinet in the dining room, easy to provide drinks before and after you enjoy the food, but also can be used as a decorative highlight of the display of fine tableware.
- Living room: add a bar cabinet in the corner of the living room, convenient for entertaining visiting friends, but also can be used to display your precious wine collection or artwork, increase the artistic flavor of the living room.
- Office: Place a bar cabinet in your home office to store beverages, tea and snacks for a relaxing moment in your busy schedule, as well as to add comfort to your work environment.
- Recreation Room: Adding a bar cabinet to a recreation room can provide essential beverage service for games and entertainment, adding relaxation and fun to make gatherings with family members and friends more enjoyable.
Wine Cabinets with Wine Racks
The design of Belleze wine cabinets with wine racks features open, individually gridded wine racks that hold just one bottle of wine at a time, making it easy for users to quickly select and organize bottles. These racks store bottles horizontally, effectively keeping the cork moist and air out, ensuring the wine stays at its best.
The shelves of the wine rack cabinets can be adjusted to height as needed, providing the flexibility to store items of varying sizes, from glassware to oddly shaped decorative items.
The wine cabinets with wine racks include multiple rows of glass holders to organize and display glasses in an efficient manner, making the most of the space and making it easily accessible.
Belleze liquor cabinets with wine racks also excel in detail and aesthetics, crafted from quality wood and craftsmanship for a smooth, evenly colored finish that adds a touch of elegance to any room.
More Kitchen & Dining Room Furniture
Looking to add some stylish seating to your bar or kitchen? We offer a wide selection of bar stools, whether it's a cozy style with backrests or a minimalist backless design, and even include a swivel base option to easily suit your diverse needs. Alternatively, if you need more space for cutlery, tablecloths, and napkins, our functional sideboards offer plenty of storage space, with some styles featuring stainless steel glass doors, making them both practical and aesthetically pleasing for displaying your crockery and cutlery.
FAQs Related to Bar Cabinets
Everything you ever wanted to know about bar cabinets is here.
What Do You Put in a Liquor Cabinet?
Your home liquor cabinet should ensure an adequate supply of basic spirits and accessories for family gatherings and everyday relaxation. Here is a checklist to configure your liquor cabinet:
Base Spirits
- Whiskey: choose bourbon or rye whiskey as a base.
- Vodka and gin: for a wide range of simple or complex cocktails.
- Rum: choose white rum for light cocktails and dark rum for more flavourful mixed drinks.
- Tequila: an indispensable base for margaritas and other Mexican cocktails.
Speciality Spirits and Flavourings
- Pick three or four of your favourite cocktail-specific spirits, such as orange liqueur (e.g. Cointreau) and vermouth.
- Stock up on the right amount of flavourings, such as bitters and cocktail syrups, to add layers of flavour to your drinks.
Bartending Tools
- Basic tools: include shakers, mixers and strainers.
- Lemon squeezer: for adding fresh lemon or lime juice.
Wine Glasses
- Martini glasses, highballs, tumblers, balloon glasses: these are not only aesthetically pleasing but also adaptable to different types of alcoholic beverages.
Are Bar Cabinets Good for Storing Wine?
Bar cabinets can be used for temporary storage of wines that are about to be enjoyed, but they are not good for storing precious wines that need to be kept for long periods or that require special storage conditions.
Wine storage requires a certain level of humidity (ideally 55% to 75%) and a constant temperature (between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit) to keep the cork moist, ensure a tight seal, and prevent oxygen from entering the bottle. Ordinary bar cabinets are difficult to maintain in these conditions, especially in environments such as kitchens or dining rooms where temperature and humidity fluctuate.
If you want to keep your wine for a long period, it is recommended to use a specialized wine cellar or a temperature-controlled wine cabinet, which are designed for the long-term preservation of wine and provide a stable, cool environment.
How to Organise Bar Cabinets?
To keep your bar cabinet both tidy and easy to use, follow these steps to get organized:
Sort and Organise
- Begin by removing all bottles from the cabinet and sorting them by type of liquor such as vodka, tequila, gin, etc.
- Designate specific areas of the cabinet for each category to ensure that similar items are stored centrally.
Create a Liquor Inventory
- Prepare an exhaustive list of liquors, listing the brand and flavor of each.
- Sort the list by wine category and post it on the inside of the cabinet for easy viewing and updating of inventory.
Optimise Bottle Placement
- Place frequently used wine bottles in an easy-to-reach area, such as the front or middle of the cabinet.
- Lesser-used or holiday-specific bottles are placed at the back or on higher, harder-to-reach shelves.
- Space bottles according to their height to ensure that each bottle is easy to place and easy to reach.
Keep Bartending Tools in One Place
- Store bartending tools such as stirring spoons, mixers, and strainers in one place, preferably in an easily accessible drawer or basket.
- Make sure these tools are close to liquors that are used frequently for quick bartending.
Storage of Wine Glasses and Glassware
- Store different types of wine glasses (e.g. martini glasses, goblets, etc.) separately to avoid confusion.
- Use the underside of the bar or specialized hangers to store wine glasses to ensure they are not easily knocked or broken.
Maintenance and Cleaning
- Regularly check and clean your wine cabinet to ensure that bottles and glasses are protected from dust and stains.
- Keep it clean and hygienic by wiping each bottle with a damp cloth before putting it back.
What is the Ideal Bar Cabinet Height?
With standard kitchen countertop heights ranging from 35 to 40 inches and standard bar stool heights of 30 inches, choosing a bar cabinet that is 41 to 43 inches high will meet most people's needs for functionality and comfort.
How Long Does Liquor Last in the Liquor Cabinet?
Unopened liquors can theoretically last indefinitely if stored in a cool place protected from light. Opened base wines, if stored properly, lose their flavour and aroma gradually over 6 months to 2 years. The shelf life of unopened liquors varies, while opened liquors, when stored properly, retain their quality for about one to two years, during which time the flavour and colour will fade.
