Top 10 Best Beer Coolers and Refrigerators For The Man Cave

If you like to drink beer, you know the struggle to keep a beer cooler. You need a large space otherwise taken by your food, and most often you keep it at the wrong temperature. So the need arose for a separate beer cooler or refrigerator for your bottles and cans. In terms of effectiveness and functionality, beer coolers can be very mixed. The best beer coolers and refrigerators give you precise temperature control, effective storage space, and reliable performances. There’s nothing better than an icy cold beer on a hot summer’s day. In order to help you with your cool beer, we’ll run through all the key features and specs of many products, coming up with a Top 10 list to help you figure out which one’s best for you.

List of Top 10 Beer Coolers and Refrigerators (Updated April, 2019)

Rank		Brand		Score
1.		NewAir	NewAir AB-1200 Beer and Beverage Cooler Refrigerator Cools down better than other beer and beverage coolers. 3.4 cubic foot beverage center holds up to 126 cans. Metal rack construction for durability and longevity, with 5 easily removable chrome racks help you fit cans or bottles of various sizes and shapes. Stainless steel finish is complementary to any decor. Freestanding design fits in many spaces at 19 x 18.2 x 33.1 inches. Temperature range: 34 – 64 degree Fahrenheit. Noise level: 35 dB.		View Product
2.		Dometic	Dometic CFX75 Dual Portable Refrigerator Can be used for standard refrigeration or freezing. Refrigerate or freeze to -7F. Ultra low power consumption, operate on 12/24 volts DC and 120 volts AC – its great for solar setups. Heavy-duty design with reinforced corners and a robust closing mechanism. Two compartments for cooling and freezing with separate controls. Control and monitor the cooling temperature via Wi-Fi app. USB port for charging smartphones or small electronic devices.		View Product
3.		Klarstein	Klarstein Beer Cooler XXL Double Insulated Glass Doors Compact refrigerator with 2.9 ft capacity for storage of bottles and cans. Three removable chrome metal inserts and switchable LED interior. 5-step adjustable thermostat. Quiet, easy to clean in operation and low in power consumption. Black housing with stainless steel door, stainless steel handle and double-insulated panoramic glass. Read a complete review here.		View Product
4.		KingsBottle	KingsBottle Built-In Beer and Beverage Cooler Refrigerator This 14.30 CF (405 Liter) beer refrigerator hold 450 cans of beer or other beverages. Adjustable chrome-finished shelves and the front-venting heat-dispersion system ensures your drinks are smartly stored and intelligently cooled. The quiet, vibration-free compressor pairs with a state-of-the-art fan to evenly distribute the cooled air. The unit controller helps adjusting temperature in the range of 32°F to 100°F (0-38°C).		View Product
5.		RTIC	RTIC Beer and Beverage Cooler This cooler is all about extremes – from impact resistance and durability to long lasting ice retention. The RTIC can do double duty as a bench, nonslip step stool, tabletop and extra cutting board while keeping ice, perishables and vital supplies cold. Rapid V-drain system, no fail hinges, no sweat appear on exterior, molded side handles. Cool lift design, available in multiple colors.		View Product
6.		Asobu	Asobu Frosty Beer 2 Go Vacuum Insulated Double Walled Stainless The vacuum insulated double walled stainless steel construction guarantees a frosty cold beer for hours on end. Take the top part off and you are left with the perfect size cooler for a beer can. Don’t forget the lid which comes with a built in beer opener. Fits all standard size beer bottles and cans. Get this for yourself or as a much appreciated gift for any beer lover. Available in 3 colors.		View Product
7.		North Coyote	North Coyote Insulated Ice Chest Backpack Cooler Made of the highest quality, most durable materials, with a waterproof cooler compartment with heat-sealed seams that guarantee zero leakage and top-notch, effective foam insulation that keeps your food and drinks cold for hours. Smaller compartment with pockets for your cell phone, keys, pens, credit cards and travel wallet. Include 2 mesh drink holder pockets, eat sealed seams for zero leaks, padded adjustable straps, breathable mesh back padding, quick grab top handle. The perfect hiking day-pack, fishing backpack, camping cooler for beer or soda, and no leak lunch cooler bag for road trips.		View Product
8.		Danby	Danby 120 Can Beverage Center 3.3 cubic feet capacity beverage center (up to 120 cans). Mechanical thermostat with temperature range of 43°F-57°F (6°C to 14°C). Three black wire shelves and interior light. Tempered glass door with stainless steel trim and black body. Energy efficient and long lasting blue LED light illuminates the interior. Energy consumption is 368 kWh per year. Both left and right-handed users will be delighted with the clever reversible door hinge which can be adjusted for either sides.		View Product
9.		Beer Nation	Beer Nation Inflatable Pong Table with Beer Cooler The best floating beer cooler pong table for pool parties in the summer, beach days, or spring break. Extra large cooler in the center of the table keeps beer cold for hours. The double reinforced cooler is strong enough to hold ice and a six pack. Leak free, high quality construction. Convenient handles for carrying, tying, or lounging. Regulation size table. Product dimensions: 13.8 x 12.6 x 3.9 inches.		View Product
10.		Kalamera	Kalamera Beverage Cooler 175 Can Built-in Beer Refrigerator Sleek stainless steel and transparent glass unit with blue LED lighting. You storage for up to 170 cans of your favorite beer or beverages. Six racks are removable to allow convenient filling. Whisper-quiet compressor maintains 38-50°F temperature longer, with fewer stops and starts. Use as a built-in refrigerator in kitchen or bar, or as a free-standing unit in any room.		View Product

How We Evaluate Top 10 Beer Coolers and Refrigerators

Our review experts start with a large list of beer coolers and refrigerator to take into consideration. After a carefully analyze, we feature this list of the best top 10 beer coolers and refrigerators. For each product, we considered the next factors: storage capacity, features, temperature, design, and costs. We rate each model based on our criteria, were low factors receive 0 points and higher factors get 10 points. For “Costs” ratings, we had a distinctive approach. The cooler with the lowest price receives the most points (10), and the one with the highest value receive fewer points (only 5). We thought this costs rating system is not quit ethic this way, so we also took into consideration consumer’s reviews and period of warranty where is available (using a proportional mathematical formula)..

What Is the Best Temperatures for Proper Beer Serving?

Beer served too cold masks many flavors and aromas, so it dramatically changes the beer quality. Warm beer, on the other hand, once approaches to the room temperature, can lead to an almost flat-tasting experience. There is NOT a single right serving temperature value because beer is made in tons of ways and with very different flavors. However, based on the type of the beer you serve, these are some general serving temperature rules:

• All beers should be served between 38-55° F
• Lagers are served colder than ales
• Stronger beers are served warmer than weaker beers
• Darker beers are served warmer than lighter beers
• Macro lagers are served as cold as the Rockies
• Serve beers a few degrees colder than the target temperature, to accommodate for warming from the glass and the drinker’s hands

Lastly, please allow your cooler or refrigerator to chill for several hours before loading it with your favorite beer! Choose a temperature based on your preferences for just how cold you like your beer. If you want to cool other products than beer inside of your refrigerator, use the following guidelines as a jumping-off point:

• Carbonated drinks: 34° F to 36° F
• Food and produce: 36° F to 40° F
• Sparkling wine: 40° F
• White wine: 55° F
• Red wine: 60° F to 65° F

Keep It Glassy – Choose the Right Beer Glass

Now that we set the right serving temperature, we might think: Is there a perfectly shaped glass to drink beer? The right answer is Yes! Certain glass shapes accentuate different properties of your beer. If you’re drinking a higher-alcohol beer, you’ll likely receive a smaller glass than if you were drinking a session-able beer. Check out this amazing beer glass infographic. It’s a good primer on how you can keep it glassy the next time you drink your favorite beer.

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Now, Fill Them With Some Beer!