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Dar V
 
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Default Storing your pile of bottled wine

There's actually many different things you can do, it just depends on how
much you want to spend. I went the thrifty route by reusing an old big
entertainment center. It was in the basement already, so I stacked my
bottles in there. You could use cubes, I already had these little wood wine
racks that you put together and made them to fit the different sections of
the entertainment center. Then last year, I bought I basic curtain rod,
nailed it to the top and front of the center, and then recycled some
curtains to cover the front. To stop any light from getting in there, sewed
a dark lining to the inside of the curtains. It works very well. I'm now
trying to think about how to do the same thing around the additional wine
rack my husband bought me last year.
Darlene

"Adam Preble" > wrote in message
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> I'm finally working up a wine surplus now and have to think of better
> storage than, say, keeping the bottles in boxes upstairs. I am doing some
> brewing also, and have them in boxes downstairs. None of this is very
> aesthetically pleasing, let alone very organized. I was wondering of ways
> to display the bottles, with the option of covering them from sunlight.
> Has anybody done something like this?
>
> I was thinking of these cube arrangements:
> http://tinyurl.com/7c8dt
>
> Although I'd probably have it longer than higher, slightly smaller cubes,
> and not so expensive. It might even be a DIY thing (because if I'm making
> my own wine then I try to DIY everything).
>
> I suspect a nice curtain that can be pulled together can cover it up
> during the day when nobody's around but the UV rays.