Wine Storage Units

A Place to Keep Your Wine

A Place to Keep Your Wine

wine storage units

Having a lot of wine is one thing, but having a place to keep your wine is quite another. Have you ever considered what you are going to do with your bottled treasures? You might want to consider getting some wine storage units.

If you don't have a wine cellar then there are plenty of wine storage units that you can purchase. They are all quite different from one another. For example one might simply be what appears to be a wooden amour and another could be a wooden case with a glass door.

You will also find that there are different designs available and it might actually be possible for you to have one designed custom.

Note that a custom design will cost more, but it will go along quite nicely with the rest of your house or establishment. You be able to purchase metal wine storage units which might go along quite nicely with a modern setting. There are many different possibilities, so make sure that you investigate all of them before you make a final decision.

Here's Wine Storage Units Selections:

Storvino Nero 6 Bottle Wine Storage Container...

Customer Review:
I really like the quality of these bins but more importantly, I like that they can be stacked or placed whereever you want so you can create your own wine storage area. I stacked them two high on some wire shelving in the basement and just ordered m... Read More



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Oenophilia Alexander 60-Bottle Cellar Wine Rack...

Customer Review:
I already had a stand alone rack in my basement that held 36 bottles, and I need a lot more storage space. And after looking around this had the space and the cost was right. It was easy to install. It would probably stand by itself but I attached... Read More



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Haier HVW18BSS 18-Bottle Wine Cellar, Silver...

Customer Review:
No complaints -- 6 months old. Tempereature settings aren't particularly sensitive but current temp in the unit is 64 deg F with the ambient temp at 89 deg F... Read More



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Winsome Wood Kingston Removable Tray Wine Storage ...

Customer Review:
After searching all over Amazon for a wine rack that I really liked and fit my space limitations, etc. I found this one. I was nearly ready to purchase it when I noticed the ridiculous shipping amount. Almost $20 for an item that cost me $27?? I ... Read More



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Stemware Storage Chest -Deluxe Quilted Microfiber ...

Customer Review:
Excellent product. Nice feel, well made for this type of thing. What I like best is the height... tall enough for my most of my glasses. Like the name tag insert so I can describe what's in it. Also, use this 12 glass piece instead of the 6 glass... Read More



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Today's Discussion

What is the best wine storage unit for 400-500 bottles? looking for quality more than style.?
The unit should have cooling

Reply
happydoggydaddy
you need one that the shelfs that angle down to keep the corks wet. and then of course store it in a cool dry dark place. dust on the bottle is good as long as the cork is down.

David E
Check out www.iwawine.com They have all sorts of self contained storage solutions ... from cellar "rooms" you install in some out of the way place to cabinets you "display" as furniture. All have precise temperature and humidity control.

Trid
A basement would be ideal. As mentioned, shelving that allows to bottles to be stored on their sides to keep the cork wet and sealed is necessary. Depending on your need to access indivitual bottles, for the sake of quantity, you could consider an arrangement of diagonal cubes versus a slot for every individual bottle.

Amuse Bouche
Remember that a refrigerated unit with a quoted capacity of 500 bottles refers to 500 standard Bordeaux bottles. Once you start putting Burgundies, Rhones, and those annoying Chilean bottles that are just a bit too long in the neck, into the cabinet, the capacity goes way down. I'm using a Vintage Keeper unit. Does a good job regulating temperature and it keeps the humidity about 10% higher than ambient, but doesn't actually regulate the humidity. If I had the money I'd probably get one with humidity control as well. If at all possible in your current or future home, you might consider putting in a walk-in cellar with temperature and humidity control. Always plan a cellar that can hold twice as much as what you have. Cheers!



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