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POLL: Wine Room using crates for wine storage - Yes or No?

Studio Geiger Architecture

7 years ago

Would you love having a Wine Cellar organized with beautiful wooden boxes from various Chateaus as shown below? Or would it be too hard for you to find the wine if you refilled the box with a different wine? I am curious to hear your thoughts!

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mathieuforand0
6 years ago
Those look great . For those of us with a more modest wine collection consider the Boozy Ben wooden crate from the Cumberland Crate Company. www.cumberlandcratecompany.com
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Papro Wine Cellars & Consulting
6 years ago
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At Papro Wine Cellars we love the look of the wooden crates for wine storage. There are so many ways to incorporate crates into a wine cellar project! Here is one of our designs where we have used crates along with custom millwork. The crates are perfect for storing bottles that you intend to age for a longer period and the millwork and display rows allow for access to vintages that you may want on a more frequent basis.

For more information on our designs, you can look us up online at www.paproconsulting.com or call us at 1-866-651-9229 to speak directly with one of our consultants.

All the best with your project!

-The Team at Papro Wine Cellars
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