Media Recognition
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Alabama Magazine Jan-Feb 2012 Aged to Perfection “Wine is bottled poetry,” wrote novelist Robert Louis Stevenson. He understood that drinking wine is a romantic, sensual experience. Just imagine popping of the cork of a dusty bottle and easing back into your seat. Everything else begins to fade as you slowly savor each sip. » |
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North Jersey Homes The odd-shaped crevices found throughout your older home's basement may appear to be wasted space. According to local contractors and designers, though, all you need are some shelves, a door and an idea. That quirky alcove can become a desirable destination for anything you wish to store. » |
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WNKU Radio Interview May 5, 2011 WNKU Radio Interview with Wine Cellar Innovations » |
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Miami Herald Wine Rooms: Many options available for wine storage at home » |
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Robb Report Collections Magazine - Feb 2011 Cellars Market: The only thing more fun than amassing a wine collection is showing it off. » |
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Milwaukee Lifestyle Magazine - Dec 2010 Stellar cellars: Don't let budget or space limit your dreams of a wine room » |
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Food & Drink - Fall 2010 a Touch of Elegance. Cincinnati's Wine Cellar Innovations is responsible for producing some of the world's most beautiful and celebrated wine cellars. By Kathryn Jones » |
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Celebrated Living Two years ago, while consulting on the building of a 15,000-square-foot French-style château for a golf-course developer and his wife, interior designer Leo Dowell of Leo Dowell Interiors (leodowellinteriors.com) proposed a somewhat unconventional idea for housing the homeowner’s impressive wine collection. » |
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Kentucky Home & Gardens Sep/Oct 2010 For centuries wine cellars have been essential for connoisseurs and serious collectors of fine wine around the world, but today they have also become a favorite among savvy homeowners throughout the Bluegrass state. At a basic level, wine cellars not only supply adequate storage for avid collectors of drinkable wine, but they also provide a place to properly store wine that is en primeur, or not yet ready to drink, which is generally a better investment. » |
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Management Today Summer 2010 For avid wine enthusiasts, nothing is more satisfying than coming home to a well-stocked cellar full of the world's finest bottles of cabernet sauvignon, pinot grigio, chianti and merlot. Ideally, the area in which these personal treasures are stored should be as sumptuous and sophisticated as the wine taster's palate. » |
