Priced 65% above the category median ($399.99 across 58 tracked models)
Doors of 2 - higher than 96% of the 58 models we track
Shelves of 4 - lower than 74% of the 58 models we track
Pros
Dual-zone design chills wine and canned beverages separately
Holds 19 bottles plus 57 cans in one cabinet
Two glass doors with a commercial-style look
Built-in, freestanding or undercounter installation
Compressor cooling with automatic defrost
Cons
Wide 24-inch footprint needs real space
Second most expensive unit in this roundup
Wine-only buyers pay for beverage capacity they may not use
Compressor cooling runs louder than a thermoelectric unit
Our scorecard
4.3/5overall
Owner rating4.4/5
4.4 average across 144 owner ratings
Value for money2.2/5
$161 per cubic foot, above the category median
Popularity3.4/5
144 owner reviews, more than most models here
Storage space3.0/5
4.1 cu ft, roomy for this category
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other refrigerators and freezers we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The BODEGA JC-115DR is a 24-inch-wide dual-zone wine and beverage refrigerator that does two jobs in one cabinet: it holds 19 wine bottles and 57 cans, each in its own temperature zone behind two glass doors. Compressor cooling and a four-shelf layout back up the split design, which is aimed at a bar or entertaining setup rather than wine alone.
The styling is commercial: a black cabinet with two glass doors and a silver finish, rated for built-in, freestanding or undercounter installation, so it can be enclosed in cabinetry or stand on its own. It runs on standard 110-volt power with automatic defrost.
At $660 it is the second most expensive unit in this group, with a 4.4 rating across 144 reviews and about 24 sold in a recent month. For anyone who wants to chill wine and a stock of canned drinks side by side without buying two appliances, the dual-purpose design is the reason to choose it.
Specifications
Capacity
4.1 cu ft
Configuration
Compact
Installation
Built-In / Freestanding / Undercounter
Doors
2
Defrost
Automatic
Cooling
Compressor
Shelves
4
Temp control
Yes
Door
Dual Zone Door
Color
Silver
Voltage
110
Bottle capacity
19 Bottles
Performance notes
The split layout is the whole point: two doors and two zones let you hold wine at a serving temperature on one side while keeping cans colder on the other, so a single cabinet covers both a wine rack and a drinks fridge. Compressor cooling gives each zone firm temperature control, and built-in capability means it can sit flush in cabinetry or under a counter rather than only standing free. The trade-off is size and cost: at 24 inches wide and near $660 it asks for both space and budget, and a compressor is not as quiet as a small thermoelectric cooler.
What buyers say
A 4.4 average over 144 reviews suggests owners are happy with the dual-purpose design, with the combination of wine and beverage storage in one cabinet frequently called out as the selling point. The common reservations are practical: the unit is wide and pricey, and buyers who only wanted wine storage note they are paying for beverage capacity, while compressor noise is the usual caveat against silent thermoelectric models.
