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How do you store your wine [+ Fridge/Cabinet recommendations]
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White wine light-strike fault: A comparison between flint and green glass bottles under the typical supermarket conditions
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Light Strike Awareness: Is sunshine ruining your wine? - World Of Fine Wine
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I quite like this one https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-dalkeith-132131590
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I see you made an offer before you posted it here.
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Was on the market last year?
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Ah ha - Bondy's old joint.
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And didn't I read just the other day 30 years later they have finally completed liquidation of Bell Group.
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Supposedly - but the cheques haven't yet cleared.
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was about 5 years ago, maybe last year as well, don’t know. I just like the photos
stair access only? no thanks
Deep inside the cliffs above the River Derwent lie some 4,000 bottles of premium wine. Built by a mining company over a 6 and-a-half month period, the cellar is accessed via a tunnel from either the cliff top or the water's edge. It is 9 storeys deep (35 metres from the cliff to water and 100 metres long and has underground power and water.
Entry at the top through a heavy security door leads to a curved metal staircase which winds its way down four storeys to the grotto-like main cellar
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If I could afford it, I could afford to install a liftstair access only? no thanks
Deep inside the cliffs above the River Derwent lie some 4,000 bottles of premium wine. Built by a mining company over a 6 and-a-half month period, the cellar is accessed via a tunnel from either the cliff top or the water's edge. It is 9 storeys deep (35 metres from the cliff to water and 100 metres long and has underground power and water.
Entry at the top through a heavy security door leads to a curved metal staircase which winds its way down four storeys to the grotto-like main cellar
Mrs mini2 have recently discovered my storage bills and demanded something to be done about it. Now, how do you determine what goes into a climate controlled storage and what gets thrown into the dungeon underneath the house (14 deg in winter, can reach 25 on 40+ deg days in summer). Price? Rarity? Future value expectations?
Interested to hear your thoughts on this.
Interested to hear your thoughts on this.
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My initial thoughts are wines you plan to drink in the next few years (with maybe the exception of some very high value bottles) would not need climate control. I would also try to insulate a small area of the dungeon or get polystyrene broccoli boxes or similar (leaving it passive) and keep/store bottles together, as thermal mass will reduce the daily temp fluctuations.
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+1
put champagne and cork closures into climate controlled storage
also perhaps read this and these:
is that based uponSolution seems pretty obvious. Replace Mrs mini2
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