The above starting point for a new wine cellar is between 12 and 15 bottles of white wines. In Part 2 we will look at how many red wines should be acquired. Part 3 will address the question of how ...
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The remaining 10 percent is made up of sweet wines, rosés, sparklers and dry whites. That last category typically means blends of Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon. These white wines are the quiet royalty ...
A wine cellar sounds very grand, conjuring up images of Downton Abbey and other great houses, where the butler oversees hundreds of bottles of cobweb-covered wine in a large underground vault ...
The elephant in the wine cellar is the screwcap. Of the 6827 wines detailed in my 2012 Wine Companion, 85 per cent used screwcaps, while tellingly, only eight per cent used one-piece natural corks ...