by Fred Tregaskis | May 15, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
Owning a wine cellar is the basis of great enjoyment, but there are pitfalls if one loses control of their inventory. A poor wine inventory will lead to a waste of wine as much as poor storage conditions. Opening a wine way too young or past its prime are mistakes we...
by Fred Tregaskis | May 9, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
Summit Wine Cellars designed the wine displays for The Wine Connection in Pound Ridge, N.Y., which is a great source of fine wines to simply enjoy, and wines for collectors to put in their wine cellar. Developing and nurturing a love of wine is a progression....
by Fred Tregaskis | Apr 18, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
Here we take a look at some of the world’s top wine collections. These assemblies did not happen overnight, and are the result of years of careful study, tasting and thoughtful purchasing with an eye to how the wines will taste after years of careful wine cellar...
by Fred Tregaskis | Mar 25, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
How do people who taste wine for a living taste wine? Sommeliers and wine reviewers need a system that helps them remember and catalog their impressions so they can draw from their tasting experiences when needed. For the rest of us, it may be remembering the flavors...
by Fred Tregaskis | Mar 12, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
Dreaming of having your very own wine cellar? Perhaps you have collected some cherished bottles and want to preserve them correctly and showcase them. Whatever your reason, having your very own wine cellar has many benefits. And, it’s never too late to act on your...
by Fred Tregaskis | Mar 1, 2019 | Innovations In Wine Cellar Design
My first exposure to the existence of wine cellars, and for years after, my vision of what a wine cellar should be was in Edgar Allen Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado. Not to discount the great idea of bricking up one’s adversary, as described by Poe, but most of us have...
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