Wine Storage Systems
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Eurocave offers the modulothque system. These storage systems can be designed to wrap around a corner, accommodate a low ceiling or be varied in design to fit into an attic or vaulted ceiling area. The modulocube is a simple beech box. Stack them or place them in rows according to your design preferences and space requirements. The modulorack provides the opportunity to store 2 cases of wine (12 bottles each) in their original cases. The cases fit onto a sliding rack making it easy to access a bottle when you are ready to serve it.
Vintage Cellars offers a wide range of varieties and brand names for wine storage systems. You can find a compact system capable of holding 50 bottles at a modest cost or a full four door crendenza model selling at about $2,300. This site though says it will beat any advertised price on the same model sold elsewhere so it's worth browsing here!
If you are going to invest in a super wine storage system, then it's best to do some reading to know what features to consider. A glossary of terms can be found at http://wineracks.vigilentic.com . In addition to a glossary, you can find notations about the certain kinds of woods used in storage systems and considerations to keep in mind when making your purchase.
Good news for consumers can be found at www.stratsplace.com. This site hold consumer reviews of hundreds of systems. Be sure to pour a glass of wine to e nj oy as you read since this site boasts over 1,000 pages of consumer reviews!
When choosing a wine storage system, be sure to purchase a system designed to achieve the following:
Keep your wine cool.
Keep the cork wet.
Avoid sunlight and vibration.
Maintain humidity at about 50%.
You would wish to invest for the long-term in a wine storage system and protect your investment in your wine!
Read Actual Customer Reviews on the Wine Cabinets they purchased.