Technology meets tradition.
Connect with your wine.
We may not be known for our wine in Sweden, but how best to store it, is another story.
Our Wine Climate Cabinet uses cutting-edge design and technology to ensure optimal temperatures and conditions. We have designed our Wine Cabinet with the highest quality materials, for a solid, stirdy stance.
It's a jewel to behold; and will light up when you say hello.

Inspired by Cellars
Our climate cabinet contains 3 separate adjustable Climate Zones, so your Muscat, Malbec and Moët can age happily together. We have perfectly calibrated the cabinet to provide ideal lighting conditions, monitor humidity, and we have made it virtually free from vibrations.
It’s the perfect home for your prized possessions.

Let Light Colour your Room
Our sophisticated LED lighting puts you in control of the backdrop colour for the Wine Cabinets serving area and provides a source of light for the room it’s located. Your Wine Cabinet is light and bright when you’re serving, softer and warmer when you’re relaxing.

Considered Design, Premium Materials
ASKO appliances are built for longevity. High-quality, telescopic wooden shelving perfectly cradles your wine, and can display your bottles upright for your guests. Solid and stable, with effectively-sealed temperature zones and a low vibration motor; our Wine Cabinet creates the ideal conditions with considered materiality.
Get to know your wine.
The ASKO Wine Climate Cabinet features a range of connected features, both via the built-in ui and via the Connect Life companion app. The app is connected to Vivino, giving access to a wealth of information at your fingertips and allowing you to log and keep track of your collection.
Read more about the Wine Climate Cabinet´s connected features here.
Origins, and its Impact
Vineyards don't just pop up anywhere. Many aspects of geography and climate will affect the grapes. It's part of the language of wine-tasting – and can be found in understand the complexity of our favourite wines.
Location, climate, and even geology impacts our final perception of the bottle or winemaker.
Stories like these tell us how the grapes used to make wine can be seen as perfect products of their original environment. The amount of care, selection, and control that goes into the maintenance of a vineyard is nothing short of amazing.
For the people that do it, it's a passion. And it's a passion that we want to pay tribute to – via a Wine Climate Cabinet that stores the finished product in perfectly calibrated conditions.


ASKO's Sommilier Ambassador
Andreas Larsson is one of the world’s foremost wine experts, a sommelier, a wine educator – and the winner of the Best Sommelier of the World title (2007 ASI.) He has a discerning palate and is deeply passionate about wine, as well as just about everything else in the world of winemaking.
Today, outside of his very busy role as a taster, consultant and sommelier, he devotes much of his time to educating and inspiring the next generation of wine experts and enthusiasts. Andreas Larsson's wine storage understanding illustrates the importance of storing wine in ideal conditions.

Optimal conditions.
Optimum humidity
The Wine Climate Cabinet keeps the humidity level at around 70% – an optimum level for wine storage. You can check on the cabinet's humidity levels at any time - either in the UI or in the app.
Room for the whole collection
The ASKO Wine Climate Cabinet has room for up to 190 bottles, storing them in roomy, telescopic shelving systems which are easy to access. Small chalkboards let you label your collection on the shelves.

And finally
After putting so much love into storing your wine, and bringing it to the right temperature, it deserves to be served perfectly. The ASKO Wine Climate Cabinet has a serving area with room for your glassware and accessories and a controllable light for inspecting the wine.
Questions and answers
• Light white wines: 6–11 °C
• Dry aromatic white wines: 7–11 °C
• Full-bodied sweet wines: 8–12 °C
• Red wines, e.g. merlot: 9–12 °C
• Light red wines: 10–15 °C
• Full-bodied red wines 16–19 °C
• Sparkling wines, Champagne: 5–10 °C
• Sherry: 5–7 °C