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Degrandcru - My cellar was built with my house in 1927. It is 12 by 12 and originally contained a large coal-powered central heating system. It is located in the middle of the house and is opened to the 30 inch high and...

Sactogeek: That actually looks pretty similar to what I have in mind. The opening system is a great idea. Could you post or send me a picture of the stairwell going down and of the cellar itself? What dimensions does your...

You might be interested in what I did when I remodeled my kitchen. I already had a cellar but I had to move the stairwell. I created a new hall closet and put a trap door in the floor. I then created a automated lift...

Just out of curiosity, did you have to get a permit to dig under your house? Also, are you making it so you enter the cellar from the kitchen? as in you have a door in the floor? I blue print or something would be very...

Well... Recently bought a house which now has to be rennovated. After a few glases of Rioja I decided that the house needs a wine cellar. Obviously the best place would be underground, only problem is the house does not...

Am in Tokyo for several years now, so tend to view this holiday with particular sentimentality. 10 people for dinner, with staggered arrivals. Tuna and avocado tartare, raw ama-ebi sashimi and a couple of other snacky bits...

Our local big liquor store chain who is generally pretty unbeatable for prices on wine, beer and liquor, had a BV tasting at one of their locations tonight. It was quite far away, but I knew they were including the...

Then there are the winemakers who don't always include only the varietals the label, or d.o.c., says. I'm thinking particularly of one negociant from Cote de Nuits whose bottles from the '50s still are drinking well. Could...

You can't. And truthfully, in most cases it probably doesn't matter. But if you're planning to collect something for cellaring, you just have to rely on the idea that most people are going to be honest. Relabeling...