TIL over 98% of Korean households have a special kimchi fridge. I know many Belgian who have a beer fridge. Which special fridge does or should your European country have?

The garage fridge. It's where you keep soda, beer, and frozen junk food.

A favorite part of mountain lake camping is finding a creek to chill your packed warm beers in. 30° outside but they’re icy and cold by the time you’ve set up camp and started a fire. Not a European but I used Celsius, so I hope you don’t mind.

Edit: WARNING: make sure to keep the lids out of the water so you don’t accidentally get sick

Chest freezer for hunted venison, turkey, and sometimes bear.

Wine fridge

I have a despair fridge. It isn't very special though.

I've got a keezer in the garage. UK

French peep in Germany here, we share a fridge for wine and beer with my partner

The smaller fridge in the kitchen is mostly cheese and sausage

I have an empty fridge

I used to have a freezer dedicated to dead animals (mice, rats, chicks, pinkies etc) back when I kept snakes as pets.

Beer fridge is the normal fridge, regular fridge is the special fridge.

Older houses here in Sweden have/had a cool (but not cold) well ventilated pantry to store fruit and root vegetables and pickled/preserved pantry items that fare better out of the fridge or room temperature. It used to be called “sval” or “svalskåp”, with temperatures pretty much like a wine cooler. I want one of those. I don’t want a wine cooler, however.

Not European, but I share a border with two of your countries. We also have beer fridges.

I'm planning on getting a small dedicated fridge to store my cannabis and seeds. Much better for long term storage.