WINE BOTTLE HOLDERS

You can use hanging or wall-mounted wine bottle holders virtually anywhere in the home. Create an impressive full-wall display in your main living space, a dining room, or dedicated wine room.

Or make smart use of an alcove or niche in the hallway, or even the space under your stairs. Your options are practically unlimited—as long as your vintages are not exposed to direct sunlight and the space is properly cooled.

Contemporary wine bottle holders offer label-forward positioning that allows you to artfully display vintages from your prized collection.

But you don’t have to sacrifice function for design. You’ll find modular label-forward racks with plenty of storage capacity, like this low-profile wine rack system by VintageView or this floating bottle display by Millesime.

Although many of our wall-mounted hanging wine bottle holders appear to defy the laws of gravity—like this wall-mounted wine rack from VintageView’s Helix Series—you can rest assured that your bottles are safely secured.

You’ll want to make sure any wall-mounted racks are properly secured to the wall on a stud or with drywall screws.

Some wine bottle holders are attached to the ceiling—for example, these floor-to-ceiling mounting frames by VintageView. Another option is a hanging wine glass rack that mounts to the ceiling with rods. These units typically hold both wine bottles and wine glasses.

A wine bottle holder is a practical and decorative tool used to safely store and display wine bottles. Unlike long-term wine racking systems built into wine cellars, wine holders are designed for accessibility and presentation. They offer a convenient way to keep bottles organized—on the kitchen counter, bar cart, or dining room shelf.

Wine holders are especially helpful when you want to keep a few of your favorite bottles within reach while adding a stylish element to your space. At Wine Racks America, our collection includes metal wine bottle holders, wood designs, and a variety of elegant options for both traditional and modern interiors.

Although they share some similarities, a wine bottle holder differs from a full-size wine rack in several important ways:

• Size and capacity: Wine racks are typically designed to store larger collections—anywhere from a dozen to hundreds of bottles—whereas wine holders usually accommodate between 1 and 12 bottles.
• Purpose: Wine racks are ideal for long-term storage in cellars or dedicated wine rooms, while wine bottle holders are used for short-term display, immediate access, or enhancing a room’s aesthetics.
• Mobility: Most wine holders are lightweight and portable, unlike full-sized racks which are often installed permanently.
• Placement: Wine holders are versatile in placement, often used on countertops, dining tables, or mounted on walls. In contrast, wine racks are usually installed in wine rooms, basements, or bars.

Whether you need a label-forward wine bottle holder for a contemporary dining setup or a full wine rack system for a cellar, we’ve got the perfect solution for your space.

Our collection of wine bottle holders spans a range of styles and installation types to match your preferences and layout needs. The three main types available at Wine Racks America are:

• Countertop Wine Bottle Holders: Compact and stylish, these are perfect for keeping bottles on your kitchen counter, bar, or table. Many customers choose these for easy access to bottles they plan to enjoy in the near term.
• Wall-Mounted Wine Bottle Holders: These space-saving designs are installed directly onto a wall and often double as decorative art. A wall-mounted wine bottle holder adds vertical visual interest while freeing up counter space.
• Freestanding and Hanging Wine Bottle Holders: These options work well in open shelving or bar furniture setups. Some designs feature a hanging wine bottle holder element that suspends bottles for an eye-catching floating effect.

With flexible sizing and installation options, Wine Racks America’s wine holders make it easy to personalize your space while keeping your bottles stylishly stored.

The capacity of a wine bottle holder varies widely based on its design and intended use. At Wine Racks America, we offer various wine holders, such as:

• Single bottle displays, perfect for showcasing a standout vintage or gifting.
• Small tabletop holders that generally store 3 to 6 bottles, ideal for everyday use or compact kitchens.
• Wall-mounted wine bottle holders with a wide range of storage capacities, in a vertical or horizontal format.
• Larger freestanding displays or modular wine holders that can be grouped together to create a larger wine wall or custom display.

For most casual collectors, a wine bottle holder for 6 to 9 bottles offers just the right amount of accessible storage—enough to keep your current favorites on hand without overwhelming the space. For more extensive storage, many customers choose to combine wine bottle holders with other Wine Racks America systems to expand capacity as their collection grows.

Yes, many of the wine bottle holders in our catalog feature label-forward designs, which means the front of the bottle—and therefore the label—is prominently displayed. This makes it easy to identify bottles at a glance and creates a professional look often seen in tasting rooms, bars, and upscale restaurants.

A label-forward wine bottle holder is especially popular with collectors who value both aesthetics and efficient organization. These styles not only highlight the artistry of the wine label but also enhance your overall wine display setup. Regardless of whether you prefer a sleek metal wine bottle holder mounted on the wall or a modern table rack that angles bottles just right, you’ll find options at Wine Racks America that show off your collection with pride.

Absolutely. Most wine holders are specifically designed to support bottles in a horizontal position, which is the safest and most recommended orientation for wines sealed with natural corks. Here’s why horizontal storage is beneficial:

• Keeps the cork moist, preventing it from drying out and letting oxygen in.
• Prevents premature aging or spoilage due to oxidation.
• Improves stability by lowering the center of gravity compared to upright bottle displays.

Our wall wine bottle holders, hanging wine bottle holders, and freestanding wine holders are built with angled supports or cradles to ensure bottles remain secure and stationary, even in horizontal layouts.

Of course, for spirits or sparkling wines sealed with synthetic corks or screw caps, upright storage is acceptable. But for most wine, storing bottles on their side is the best practice—and Wine Racks America’s products are engineered to support that standard.