Articles on wine cellars
Practical guides to planning and building a wine cellar.
Wine cellar maintenance checklist
Good wine cellar maintenance follows three rhythms: a short monthly check of readings, door seal, drain and smell; a seasonal check of the…
Smart wine cellars: monitoring and alerts
A smart wine cellar does three things: it senses conditions such as temperature, humidity, door position and water; it sends an alert to a…
Sustainable wine cellars
A sustainable wine cellar uses timber whose origin you can verify, an insulated envelope that keeps the cooling load low, and joinery that…
Wine display for hotels and restaurants
A restaurant wine display works when it is designed as three separate jobs: showing bottles to guests, storing them at a stable temperature…
Wine cellars for small spaces
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Choosing a wine cellar cooling system
An ordinary comfort air conditioner is not designed for the job, so a wine cellar cooling system is chosen from the heat load of the space…
Wine cellar temperature and humidity
A cellar built for long-term storage should hold a steady 12–14 °C (54–57 °F) and roughly 60–70% relative humidity, in the dark and with…
What a custom wine cellar costs, and why
Custom wine cellar cost has no single price: the heat load of the space, and the insulation, vapour control and cooling that answer it…
Planning a wine cellar in four steps
Are you a wine enthusiast looking to store your beloved collection in a space that is both functional and beautiful? Look no further than a…
What to know about timber wine cellars
Wooden wine cellars are a popular choice for wine lovers who want to store their bottles in a stylish and functional way.
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