Transitional dining room wine rack
11 years ago
Looking to change my living/dining room into a wine wet bar area. Fist step is the wine rack. Looking to do something like the picture attached. Any suggestions on how to get this done?
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PRO11 years agoYou might want to consider making this space like a tasing room where it is sealed off from the rest of the house and has an separate air conditioner if you want to store this much wine. This article is agood one to read. How to Store Wine With or Without a Wine Cellar
www.mowinecellar.com/how-to-store-wine
So, storing wine at room temperature (73°F) cuts its aging potential in half ..You could use these wine racks if you want to store lots in the space . My suggestion would be do a couple of these with a bar and a couple of bar tables with stools and store the rest in the cellar or the coldest part of your basement.
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PRO11 years ago
Millesime racks in the wine cellar -12- · More InfoI would suggest this. You can find the wine rack on this website : www.millesimewineracks.com
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