Wine Hardware

This is how we Saber! . Happy Saturday all!

Must Drink Wine to calm my nerves about being in a Stadium with 1000's of people! Will Use Teeth as Necessary! . We did some Tailgating at the A's game last week and of course our tailgate consisted of Wine. In this case it was a Magnum of Robert Sinskey Libration Blanc White Wine. While I didn't take notes on this wine, I did enjoy the crisp citrus notes that paired great with my sandwich! . If you see in the second picture, the Stadium was not even that crowded! It was ...a very pleasant experience that I can't wait to do again! . I missed you @vinylsandvinos @vinoforbreakfast @winowanderlust See more

You can always count on your Happily-Ever-After to be in the form of a bottle of wine and a box of Chocolate! Happy Valentine’s/Galentines/Palestine’s day! Enjoy today with your favorite person(s) or favorite bottle of wine! . We love this Somerston 2014 Merlot Block 6. 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Sauvignon ... Nose: Bay leaf, cocoa , red cherry Taste: medium to full bodied, currants and vanilla in finish See more

Friday: When your dream cellar becomes a reality! . This is one of my favorite parts of the cellar process. When our clients send us a picture of the empty, finished product and we just get to use our imagination to dream about what the fully stocked cellar will look like! . How would you stock this? What would your method to the madness be?... . Don't forget to call us anytime for a free consultation or advise on your dream cellar or wine fridge! . . . . #winehardware #winecellar #winecellars #winecellardesign #winerack #wineracks #winerackdesign #winecellargoals #luxury #luxurylifestyle #luxuryhomes #luxuryliving #luxurylife #luxuryhome #construction #interiordesign #interiordecor #interiordesignideas #buildersofinsta #winetasting #winetime See more

I May or May Not have told work that I needed the day off to recover (aka drink wine in bed). . This 2015 Clos Du Val Three Graces Cabernet Sauvignon is worth taking some time off to spend with it's sophistication. . I am obsessed with this blend of 54% Cabernet Sauvignon 45% Cabernet Franc & 1% Petit Verdot from the Hirondelle estate Vineyard in Stags Leap District.... . Tobacco, leather, red plum & floral aromas Silky, spicy and loaded with dark berry fruit. Full Bodied and elegant balance of tannins and acidity. A fabulous effort! . . . . . #wineinbed #wineinbedwednesday #winewednesday #wineoftheday #wineofthenight #wineoclock #wineofinstagram #winebabesclub #winelover #winetime #winetasting #winecollector #winegirl #womenwhowine #wineblog #wineblogger #winecellar See more

Wine is my skincare routine...what's yours? . My skin has been looking pretty good these days and I'd like to thank Tannins, which is a natural antioxidant...aka great for the skin. As well as grapes, which are filled with Vitamin C and antioxidants, and can help revitalize the skin. . who needs fish oil, when you have wine?... xx . . . . . #winehardware #winetasting #wine #winelover #winetime #wineinstagram #winenerd #winegirl #winebabesclub #winecountrybabes #winecellar #wineo #wineofinstagram #wineporn

Yes...This is gorgeous...& an amazing aesthetic to any house. However, there are so many DO NOT's w/this "make shift" cellar. This is an issue that we are having to solve for more & more as residential builds are on the rise, wine consumption is high, and a modern looking bar/cellar is a must in any new house. Save this post if you're building a wine cellar, or plan to in the future! Here is the Problem with these beautiful pics: Non-insulated walls/ceiling, no vapor ba...rrier on the warm side of walls/ceiling Single Pain Windows & a door with/out an airtight seal No space for a Temperature Control Unit This type of wine cellar is what the industry calls a passive wine cellar (non climate control) and should only be used for short term storage. In other words DO NOT age your fine wines in a passive wine cellar. This client needs to start from scratch to put in a functional cellar Here is the process they will need to go through: Phase 1: Demo: contractor to gut room and properly prepare the walls/ceiling/floor (vapor barrier on warm side of the walls/ceiling, then proper insulation & purple board sheet rock for the interior walls/ceiling is a good suggestion...then paint or line with wood/tile/etc. Lighting plan. Electrical! Phase 2: HVAC: when the walls/ceiling are open is when the HVAC technician &/or wine cellar specialist should meet on site with client’s contractor to size up the appropriate cooling system for the space Phase 3: Custom wine racking design (prelim set of drawings) Order cooling unit Phase 4: Cooling unit & installation. Finish cellar construction. Field verified measurements from the wine rack installer. Order approved wine racks Phase 5: Racking production, racking delivery, racking installation Phase 6: Stock that beautiful wine cellar Lesson: if you’re building your dream house, & want a wine cellar, don’t leave it up to the buildersthey will (most likely) do the bare minimum. Call a professionalaka us...for a free consultation anytime! LA realtor @taylorkogler said they are seeing this so often as builders don’t know if the new owners will be wine connoisseurs or not. Makes sense...get ahead of it