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Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge (Review)

Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge (Review)
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Published: November 16, 2019 | Updated: July 5, 2025
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Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer FridgeAs you may have guessed already, I have quite a bit of beer at home.  You may have also guessed that with so much beer, there may be some issues with keeping it cold.  To avoid arguments with Mrs. BeerBuzz about how much ‘fridge space my beer is taking up, I’ve come up with some novel ways to keep my beer cold…but in the end you can only hide so many cans in the crisper drawers.
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With that in mind, I was very excited to try out a new product that checks a lot of boxes for a beer-lover like me.  This new product also solves a lot of party problems for beer refrigeration, both indoor and out.Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The Newair Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
I’m talking about The NewAir Premiere Line 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge.  The model I tested is the NewAir 15” Built-in 90 Can Outdoor Beverage Fridge in Weatherproof Stainless Steel (Model: NOF090SS00 | UPC: 853138006938).  Before we talk about overall function of the NewAir Premiere Line  90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge, I should first mention how it looks.  I’ve seen some cool beer fridges in my time, but this one takes the cake.  The fridge has a full stainless steel door with a long bar handle that looks great and it’s easy to use.  The unit measures just 15-inches wide, 24.8-inches deep and 36-inches tall (with the wheels on) so when you combine the modern style of this fridge and it’s size, you’ll find that it will fit and look great just about anywhere.  Add in the all black sides and the wheels that allow you to easily move it around and you’ve got the perfect beer fridge for the house, deck or even out on the patio.  Yes before you ask, the fridge is built to withstand intense heat or heavy rain and it’s even more durable with the 304-grade stainless steel that NewAir uses.Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
As you can see, the 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge looks great; so how well does it perform?  To try it out, I rolled the fridge out onto our deck and plugged it in.  The wheels make it easy to move, and at 63-pounds it’s easy to lift over door thresholds or obstacles.  The wheels also lock, ensuring your fridge won’t get accidentally moved or roll away.  I should also mention that the auto-closing door is very cool, and perfect for a party with friends who may not always remember to close the door.  The fridge can be adjusted from 32F-50F and I was surprised to see the cool LED light that comes on when you open the door.Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
I loaded the 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge with pretty much every beer can I had in the house and they easily fit.  The combination of shelving adjustments allows you to not only load your cans laying down with pull-out shelves but also standing upright if you prefer.  I was able to load all sizes of cans from 12oz to even larger 16oz cans and they all fit nicely.  The cans cooled quickly and the fridge maintained the set temperature nicely, even with multiple people opening and closing the door every few minutes.  The bright LED light made it easy to find the can you’re looking for which also minimized the time the door was left open.  If that’s not enough, there’s an audible beep to warn you when the door is open too long.
I played with the adjustable shelves quite a bit, and yes you can store bottles as well as cans in the fridge and even different bottle sizes.  The maximum capacity of course works best for cans, but it did hold quite a few bottles.  I should also mention that the 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge has a cool locking feature so you never have to worry about someone getting into your beer supply when they’re not supposed to (sorry kids).Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
I tested can temperatures at the top, bottom and middle and the 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge did maintain an accurate temperature across all of these zones.  I was able to roll the fridge easily to and from my house and deck so it will be perfect for outdoor or indoor parties.  Of course if you’d like, you can remove the wheels and the fridge will fit under many countertop spaces easily for a more built-in look.  The hinges are flush and the casters can be replaced with included feet.Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The Newair Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
Overall I think the Premiere Line 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge looks great and really works well.  The fridge does a good job at maintaining temperature, and having the ability to use it indoor or outdoors really makes it unique and versatile.  The unit is portable, easily movable and it has really high-end features like a locking door, and interior LED light and a self-closing door.Mybeerbuzz .com Highlights The NewAir Premiere Line 90-Can Outdoor Beer Fridge
The Premiere Line 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge has found a permanent place in my home and it has created a permanent home for my beer collection.  I will follow up in a few months of use to report on how well it has done over time so stay tuned.  In the mean time, I’d definitely recommend the Premiere Line 90 Can Outdoor Beer Fridge for your fridge of choice for beer, wine, food or anything else you want to keep cold.

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