Wine Cellar & Wine Racks

Building a wine cellar is not challenging or expensive. You want to be sure the room is well-insulated, and you have a high grade air conditioner you can depend on to keep the room chilled properly. If you live in an area known for black-outs and outages during the year, investing in a generator will keep your investment safely cooled should these outages occur.

If you don’t think you have the extra room, closet, basement or root cellar, then you should consider a free-standing wine cellar.

For the enterprising wine enthusiast who want a cellar, but doesn’t want to build one, there is the free standing wine cellar. Available in various sizes from a luxury model, down to a smaller model for the budget-conscious, this free standing refrigerated wine cellar is fully self-contained and mimics the condition of France’s chateau cellars. With the ability to store between 200 and 500 wine bottles, the free standing wine cellar offers you a quick way to have access to your collection of vintage wines.

If your collection numbers in the thousands, a modular, easy-to-assemble wine room is also available. With a self-contained air unit and redwood wine racks, one wine room can easily hold over 2,400 wine bottles.

Remember that wine bottles need to be stored on their side. This not only helps with the aging process, but it will allow you to store more wine.

Maintain a careful accounting of all the wine bottles in your inventory, including dates and vintages. Most wines need 3-4 years to properly age. Just think of the satisfaction you will receive when that special occasion arises, and in order to celebrate, all you need to do is go down into your personal wine cellar, and select that perfect bottle of wine from your wine rack to commemorate the occasion.

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