The
International
Wine Cellar
Picture Album |
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We are delighted
to be able to share some of the wonderful cellar pictures from
our readers around the world. These cellars range from the very
fancy to ones that are extremely simple. Their one common feature
is that they all serve the same purpose .. storing wine safely.
Like most of the other areas of our site ... we could
not do this without the wonderful participation of our readers.
If you store your wine .. in a cellar .. a closet .. the garage
... where ever .... please join in sharing pictures of your storage
so that others can benefit from your experiences.
You can email us
your pictures, or if you don't have a scanner, we will be glad
to scan in your pictures and return them to you.
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Nick H. of Seattle built this beautiful, passive
basement cellar along with the racking |
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Francois C. of Canada gives some wonderfully detailed
pictures of the installation of his basement
cellar |
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Colin C. of Colorado completes
a cellar that shows what can be done with no contruction
experience at all. |
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Steve and Jennifer B. of Conn. just completed this homemade
cellar |
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Richard H. just completed this wonderful basement
cellar |
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Mike D. of Canada built this great, passive
cellar using clay tiles for racking |
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The rich patina of mahagony gives a warm welcome in
this basement, passive cellar of
Paul R. of Pennsylvania |
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Watch out "Dorothy and Toto" .. Lyle Kee
is ready for you in style with his Kansas "Storm" Cellar |
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Ronald P. of the Netherlands ... sent in these
great pictures of his "Wine
Room" .. yet another demonstration of how you can convert
existing space into a cellar without a huge amount of cost. |
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Joe Lap's Root Cellar
- Cellar - wait until you read about the total cost of
this cellar .. it will show you that cellars are in the reach
most of us. |
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Ruud's 17th Century Wine Cellar - We're not sure which we
find most enthralling, the cellar
itself or it's contents |
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Doug P. of NC ... shows how a bit of ingenuity can turn
a small space into a wonderfully efficient, cost
effective cellar |
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Stephen of Minnesota .. send in this great write up of his
cellar, where, he combines homemade and commercial racking |
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Marshall M. ... shows a great way to turn a bedroom
into a cellar. We particularly liked his flooring idea. |
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Paul & Ariane of Manhattan, NY show us their 1843 "bargain
basement" cellar. Yet another example of using "free" space
for an inexpensive cellar |
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David S.'s cellar just
goes to prove that when you daughter gets married, you don't lose
her, rather you gain a wine cellar construction helper !! |
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John and Susan's Wine Cellar in Austin Texas .. from the
detail on insulating the door, to the cork flooring to Susan's faux
painted walls and ceiling, this cellar is
truly a reflection of their love for wine. |
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Ed and Karen D. of Colorado .. sent in these pictures of
the first cellar that we have seen with a Loveseat !!!
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Scott H. ... Sends in some great pictures and shows us how
he built is cellar for ZERO $BUCK$ |
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Peter May .. know to many as the the promoter of the Pinotage
grape has sent in what has to be one of the most ( how shall we put
it ) "unique" small cellars. He has two areas .. the "main
cellar" and the "small
daily cellar". This just goes to show that $bucks$ are
not required in the cellaring and love of wine. You can find out
more about Peter and his Pinotage Passion at his
web site |
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Jim M ... sent in these great pictures of his
classy cellar |
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Greg ( VinPaysDoc ) ... shares his simple and efficient basement
cellar |
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Donald W of Mississippi sent in these great pictures and
description of his Portable Closet
Cellar |
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Ralph W of Canada shares his 30 years of collecting and
over 10,000 bottles with
us |
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Despite his fear of insulation and spackling .. Don Demuth of
Phila., PA did a great job on his new
cellar and we thank him for the great description of how he
built it. |
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Rod S. of Salt Lake City, Utah is the latest to share his homemade
cellar plans with us .. thanks Rod |
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Mark S. of Boca Raton, FL ... sent in these wonderful photos
on how he built his new cellar in a
closet. |
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David Yon .. documents the building of his
basement wine room with lots to pictures and a great explanation
of how he did it |
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Tom T. of Winchester, MA .. just sent these pics of the
new cellar that he just finished building |
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Chuck Riley of New Orleans .. sent these great pictures
showing how he created his great Closet
Cellar !! |
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Huub B of Holland ..sent in this picture of a
great practical cellar in his 1815 farmhouse. |
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Mark 0 ...sent us great pics showing how a husband and wife
team create a beautiful cellar. |
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Tim P. of San Francisco .. sent in these great pics on
how to build a 350 bottle cellar in a
closet !! |
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Winner of the Most Un-Organized Cellar Award !! .. Kim and
George sent in picks proving that sometimes it's better to put your
$bucks$ in wine instead of in
the cellar. |
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Stevino's great Texan Cellar ...
we're envious of all of those magnums !! |
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Linda B. of Virginia sent in pictures
of her cellar .. Betsy loved the oriental rug on the floor
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From 8,000 feet up in Colorado, John and Beth S. sent us
these great pictures of their passive
cellar |
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Our first International cellar comes
to us from Tom C. in Scotland .. we sure envy his 1860 home |
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John M. of Belgium adds to our international cellar collection
with pictures of his beautiful cellar. |
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John B of Connecticut sent in this picture of his cellar
with a wonderful curved ceiling. |
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Bud H of Connecticut sends in 12 wonderful fotos of his granite
walled cellar. Betsy was impressed that it had a phone in
it |
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Eric A. of Calif has graciously allowed us to republish
pictures of his "Under the Stairway" Cellar from
his wine site. This is a great way to use space for a cellar. |
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Art & Betsy's Current Cellar ...
it ain't pretty but it works in storing around 1,400 bottles. |
