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In Reply to: RE: More importantly... posted by mkuller on December 02, 2009 at 19:55:02
I just have a big rack.
I may have jumped the gun on the question. They posted their list on their on-line site. The magazine comes later.
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...I don't read the magazines I subscribe to online.And "cellar" is like that because it's anywhere you store them for a while.
Edits: 12/02/09
My Sister give me the magazine subscription every year for Christmas.
I subscribe on-line to give me access to their wine ratings. Another benefit is you get advanced emails of their tastings. A previous poster noted that by the time he read of a well rated wine he wanted, the store/winery was already sold out. I've been able to order a few wines from the wineries prior to the rush after the hard copy comes out.
Come on now, a cellar is a dedicated room and a rack is storage in a non-dedicated room. I learned this when, in college, I went to Brussard's Restaurant in New Orleans and I (young wine snob) asked to see their cellar. The waiter informed me that the "cellar" was a rack in the kitchen.
...stack cases under their houses.Some use a closet in the house lined with racks or just stacked with case boxes.
Mine is stored in a wine refrigerator (750 bottle capacity) in my garage.
Another friend has a wine refrigerator (maybe 300 bottles) with a glass in the doors in his family room.
I'd consider those all "cellars" - pretty much any place you store and bottle-age wine where you try to control the temperature.
Edits: 12/03/09
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