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Post category: Home Wine Cellar • Wine Cellar Racks • Wine Cooling Units • Wine Storage
If you have too many bottles for a wine cabinet
then you might want to think about building a home wine cellar. You can convert a closet or bigger room in your house into a wine storage room. In wine 101, we outline the basics on building a home wine cellar, and here we talk about some of the accessories that you’ll need. For instance, a book that teaches you the basics in more detail would be a good idea. And you’ll need a refrigeration/cooling unit and racks to hold your wine.
How-to Book on Home Wine Cellars
If you are going to undertake a project as serious as converting a closet or room to a home wine cellar, it pays to be well-informed. This book that has five-star reviews on Amazon, which can probably give you most all the necessary information.
Home Wine Cellar Cooling Units
Your home wine cellar should be kept at 55 °F. The cooling/refrigeration unit for your cellar is probably the most expensive piece of equipment you’ll buy for your new cellar, so it is an important consideration. The majority of the cellar chilling units are made by Breezair or Whisperkool – to see a large selection of these units, you can browse the home wine cellar cooling units
at IWA. Most of the units at IWA are self-contained units.
Self-contained systems by Breezair and Whisperkool are designed to fit through a standard wall and vent the removed warm air into another room or outside. When operating, the unit produces air that is 30 °F colder than the air in the room outside the cellar. Since the maximum temperature difference is set, these units must vent the warm air to an indoor room in warm/hot climates, because of high outdoor temperatures.
However, Whisperkool has recently released their Extreme series. These self-contained units can be exhausted to most outdoor climates and still generate 55 °F air. The Extreme series costs about twice as much as Whisperkool’s other self-contained systems.
Wine Racks for Home Wine Cellars
Of course, in your wine cellar, you must have wine racks to hold the bottles. The most common wine racks are made of wood. You can get very nice wooden wine racks in a variety of configurations, such as individual bottle column racks, cubes and bins, corner racks, magnum racks, etc. Select the configuration based on the size and shape of your cellar and the type of wine you like to collect. Don’t forget to account for fat bottomed bottles, such as New World Pinot Noirs and the occasional magnum. Wine racks are available on the web.
Post category: Wine Preservation • Wine Storage
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — The Pek Preservino Professional uses high-purity Argon gas to keep wine at the peak of freshness. The system is portable so it is ideal for preserving a bottle of wine from your favorite restaurant or at a friends home. Simply insert the Preservino Professional’s injection nozzle into either one of the two included custom professional stoppers, inject the Argon gas and, the Preservino Professional protects every bottle effectively. ‘Click and Pour Technology’ means that individual glasses of wine can be poured directly through the stopper, which saves up to 67% in argon gas usage. The moment you open a bottle of wine, exposure to the air begins to change its character. The Preservino Professional extends the life of an open bottle for days or even weeks. The Preservino Professional uses 100% argon gas to replace air in the opened bottle; experts agree that argon gas is 80% more effective than any other system for wine preservation. The Pek Preservino Professional System includes 1 Preservino Portable, 1 Argon cartridge, and 2 Professional series stoppers — all presented in a beautiful Rosewood Gift Box. Extra stoppers and argon cartridges are available. ($69.95) |
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — 2.5 lbs. refillable nitrogen tank for Winekeeper. Tank only; regulator tubing and stopper/dispenser not included. Please Note: This item is not compatible for use with tabletop single bottle Winekeeper (Item # 485 11 01). ($149.95) |
Post category: Wine Preservation • Wine Storage
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — Enjoy your wine a glass at a time with the Enthusiast 4 Bottle Winekeeper. As wine is dispensed through the individual spouts inert nitrogen blankets your bottle preventing oxidation allowing you to enjoy it day after day. And the thermostatically controlled compressor insures that your wine is served at ideal temperature as well. Includes beautiful Mahogany or Oak facing and glass display door. Size: 24-3/4′H 18′W x 18-1/2′D Item is made to order. Nitrogen tanks are sold separately. ($1,495.00) |
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — Extra Stopper Dispenser for Wine Keeper. Order extra to keep as many wines opened and preserved as you like. Store stopped bottles in the refrigerator. ($29.95) |
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — Additional Pek wine preservation stoppers specifically designed for the Pek Preservino portable wine preservation system. Set of 2. ($15.95) |
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Description from Wine Enthusiast — Endorsed by some of the country’s best-known wine critics this system uses 100% inert gas (non-toxic) to remove all of the oxygen from your opened bottle. Preserve your wine’s freshness in 4 easy steps. 1) Insert included tube securely into nozzle with a twisting motion. 2) Place the tip of the tube into the neck of the bottle midway down and against the glass. 3) Have cork or stopper ready on top of bottle resting against the tube. 4) Spray for 1/2 of a second and then 4 shorter bursts both quickly pull the tube out and insert cork or stopper into the bottle. An amazing 120-plus uses in 1 can. ($10.16) |
