Wine coolers are ideal for short-term storage of wine. The best models successfully keep wine at proper serving temperatures. Most wine coolers are temperature-controlled. Wine coolers (also called cooling units or refrigeration systems) can maintain these optimal conditions for your wine collection. If you don't have a space where these conditions exist naturally, you'll need to create a controlled environment to store your wine. The ideal conditions for storing and aging wine are 55 to 60☏ and 60 to 70% relative humidity. Tip #2: Know the optimal storage conditions for wine-and maintain them. To add elegance and personality to your cellar, consider common upgrades like islands, archways, and waterfalls. If using wood, consider premium hardwoods like mahogany, which can be stained in a variety of finishes, to match your dècor and achieve a distinctive look. Next, decide on the style and type of racking material you'd like to show off- wood, metal, or both.
But be realistic: aesthetically pleasing wine racking will start around $5 per bottle. However, if you want to create an area where you can proudly display your wine and entertain guests, begin by setting a budget. Will it be purely for storing wine? Or will it also be used for entertaining and displaying your wine collection?ĭoes your style tend towards traditional wood racking or do you prefer contemporary metal racks? If your cellar will be used only for storage, then you can focus on unstained wood racks made from pine or cheap redwood which sell for as little as $2 per bottle.
The first step is to ask yourself why you are building a wine cellar. Tip #1: Carefully think through how you want to use your cellar. Just make sure you plan ahead and follow some basic rules, and you'll soon be sipping wine from (or in!) the wine cellar of your dreams. It's no wonder: what better way is there to increase the value of your home and show off your collection to your friends? Many wine collectors-and homeowners-dream of building a wine cellar in their homes.
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