The Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA is a 24 inch, 51 bottle dual zone wine cooler that is built to slide into a standard base cabinet. It is no longer sold on Amazon, but Samsung still makes it and it is still sold through appliance retailers. It suits a kitchen remodel that needs two zones and a clean built-in look, at an upper mid-range price. The trade-off is a narrower temperature range than some rivals, with both zones set between 41 and 64 degrees F.

Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA 51 Bottle Dual Zone Wine Cooler Review

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Samsung RW51TS338SR 51 bottle dual zone stainless steel wine cooler with glass door

Earlier this fall I listed this Samsung as discontinued because it disappeared from Amazon. It did not go away. Samsung still makes it, appliance retailers still sell it, and it is a solid built-in pick for a two-zone collection.

How I reviewed this: I have not had this model in my home. This review is built from Samsung’s specification sheet and installation guide, weighed against the coolers I have tested myself.

Disclosure This review contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, Wine Cellar Diva may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Recommendations are made on merit.

Is the Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA Worth It for You?

Our Rating: 4.0/5.0

Recommended for: Kitchens with a 24 inch base cabinet opening that need red and white wine at two temperatures, and buyers who want a long compressor warranty from a large appliance maker.

Look elsewhere if: You want to store wine colder than 41 degrees F or warmer than 64 degrees F, you plan to tuck it into a corner or tight against a wall, or you are shopping on Amazon only.

What Works

  • 51 bottles in a standard 24 inch under-counter width
  • Two temperature zones for reds, whites and sparkling
  • Triple-pane, UV-resistant glass door
  • Five full-extension shelves
  • Samsung lists ten years parts and five years labor on the digital inverter compressor
  • Fingerprint-resistant stainless finish

What Doesn’t

  • Both zones run 41 to 64 degrees F, a narrower range than some competitors
  • Samsung advises against installing it in a corner or right beside a wall
  • Heavy, at 143.3 lb per Samsung’s sheet
  • No longer on Amazon, so you buy it through an appliance retailer

How the Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA Compares

FactorSamsung RW51TS338SR/AAKalamera 24 Inch 46 Bottle Dual Zone
Capacity51 bottles46 bottles
CoolingCompressor (digital inverter, per Samsung’s warranty terms)Compressor
Temperature range41 to 64 F, both zones40 to 50 F upper, 50 to 66 F lower
ZonesDualDual
Width23 13/16 in24 in class
Where to buyAppliance retailersAmazon

If you want to buy on Amazon, the Kalamera 46 bottle review covers the closest match. For a smaller, freestanding option, see my Avanti vs Samsung wine cooler comparison.

Who Should Buy the Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA?

Kitchen remodels with a 24 inch opening

Good fit

  • Samsung’s installation spec calls for only 1 1/16 inches at the rear and 1/8 inch at the sides and top, which is what lets it sit inside a cabinet run. See my notes on built-in wine coolers for what that kind of install involves.
  • The door opens to 115 degrees, so the full-extension shelves can slide all the way out.

Mixed red and white collections

Worth knowing

  • Two zones let you keep whites cooler than reds. Both zones share the same 41 to 64 degrees F range, so check that range covers how you serve. The temperature zone matcher shows what each style needs.
  • For more on two-zone units, read my dual zone wine cooler guide.

Where it struggles

Think twice

  • Corners and end runs. Samsung says not to install it in a corner or right beside a wall, and to leave at least 3 3/4 inches for the door if you must.
  • Tight budgets. This is an upper mid-range cooler. My best under counter wine cooler guide has lower-priced options.

A Closer Alternative Worth Considering

Ca’Lefort 24 Inch 52 Bottle Dual Zone Built-in

If you would rather buy on Amazon, this Ca’Lefort holds 52 bottles in the same 24 inch class, with compressor cooling and two zones. Read the full Ca’Lefort 52 bottle review before you choose.

Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Capacity51 bottles
Dimensions23 13/16 in W x 34 1/16 in H x 26 in D (with hinges, handle and door)
Weight143.3 lb
Cooling typeCompressor (digital inverter, per Samsung’s warranty terms)
ZonesDual
Temperature range41 to 64 F
ShelvesFive full-extension shelves
DoorTriple-pane, UV-resistant glass; opens to 115 degrees
LightingLED
FinishFingerprint-resistant stainless steel
Installation clearance1 1/16 in rear, 1/8 in sides and top
Noise levelNot published by the manufacturer
Warranty1 year parts and labor; 5 years parts and labor on the sealed refrigeration system; 10 years parts and 5 years labor on the digital inverter compressor

Questions Readers Ask

Is the Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA discontinued?

No. It is no longer sold on Amazon, but Samsung still makes it and appliance retailers still sell it.

Can the Samsung wine cooler be built in under a counter?

Yes. Samsung’s installation guide is written for a cabinet opening, with 1 1/16 inches of clearance at the rear and 1/8 inch at the sides and top. The under-counter guide covers what to measure first.

Will it really hold 51 bottles?

That figure assumes standard 750 ml bottles. Wider Burgundy and Champagne bottles take more room. The space calculator gives a more realistic figure for what you actually buy.

What warranty does the Samsung wine cooler have?

Samsung lists one year parts and labor, five years on the sealed refrigeration system, and ten years parts with five years labor on the digital inverter compressor.


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Final Verdict

Samsung RW51TS338SR/AA is a smart buy for a kitchen with a 24 inch opening that needs two zones, because it pairs 51 bottles with triple-pane UV glass and a long compressor warranty. Check that 41 to 64 degrees F covers how you store and serve.

  • Best for: Built-in kitchen installs with mixed red and white collections
  • Not ideal for: Corner installs, very cold sparkling storage, or Amazon-only shoppers

Planning a bigger kitchen project? My best luxury wine fridge guide compares Thermador, Miele, Monogram, Viking and other high-end built-ins.


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This review compares the manufacturer’s published specifications as of October 30, 2026. This model was not tested in my home. Recommendations reflect my professional assessment after more than ten years reviewing wine coolers and wine cellar equipment.

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