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Features: -Approx. bottle capacity: 280 -Features 2 thermal, double-paned, glass doors -Brass finish piano hinges -White Oak exterior, unfinished -16 different exterior finishes are available for an additional cost -Redwood / Aluminum racking -Universal 3 3/4″ racking to fit most bottle sizes -Removable racks around cooler to place magnums -Wine Mate self-contained cooling system (1500BTU) -Digital temperature control -Dimensions: 82″ H x 38″ W x 29″ D This beautiful two door wine cabinet with thermal, double-paned glass is not only storage and protection for up to 280 bottles of wine, it’s a piece of furniture that will last through the years. An unfinished interior protects your wine collection from tainting that can be caused by the chemicals in stains and varnishes and is kept at a constant temperature of 55 degrees with 50-70% humidity by the WineMate 1500 BTU self contained cooling systems. Includes brass hardware and an unfinished oak exterior. Available in 16 different exterior wood finishes for an additional cost. PLEASE NOTE: Unit requires a minimum of 4-6 inches on back, 12 inches on sides, and 6-12 inches above for proper ventilation.

Red Wine by Two Hands from McLaren Vale, Australia. Dark black. The nose shows lifted notes of spice, followed by an amalgam of fresh espresso, rich chocolate, dark cherries and freshly roasted almonds. The mouthfeel is long, dense and coating with luscious licorice, mocha, spice and blackberry flavors. With more fruit weight and tannin than previous vintages, this is a lot of fun to drink now but will age nicely.

The Designer Series -108 Bottle Serving Table with Base provides functional working space and extra bottle wine storage in full bottle depth compartments. This serving table is made of the finest woods with your choice between Redwood Mahogany and Stained Mahogany. Redwood is the material of choice because it is naturally resistant to humidity decay and mildew and will last a lifetime. Mahogany has similar characteristics and makes an elegant presentation in either the natural or stained finish. This serving table is 6 columns wide by 9 rows high and is 2 bottles deep for a total of 108 bottles. This serving table creates the perfect spot for decanting wine and taking inventory of your collection. Assembly instructions assembly hardware and wall mounting hardware are all included with this serving table.

Wine Collection Gift by Wine.com. Like the stuntmen who take falls for movie stars, these Champagne Stunt Doubles are less famous than the real thing, but they’re so good, you’ll never know the difference! Whether it’s Prosecco from Italy, Cava from Spain or seductive Sparkling Shiraz from Australia, you’re sure to be blown away by these absolutely delicious sparkling wines from off the beaten path. As you sip your bubbly, author Mark Oldman will guide you through a treasure trove of wine knowledge in his acclaimed book, Oldman’s Guide to Outsmarting Wine. Includes: Oldman’s Guide to Outsmarting Wine book Italy: Cavit Prosecco Lunetta Spain: Segura Viudas NV Brut Reserva Australia: Paringa Sparkling Shiraz Please note that due to the popularity of this product, we reserve the right to substitute like wines and vintages.

Red Wine by Goats do Roam from South Africa. An innovative blend of rich spicy Shiraz and a brooding Pinotage, with Mourvedre adding spice and tannin structure. Full bodied, ripe tannins with good length and structure, backed by careful oaking. This wine certainly has the structure and tannin to age for 3 - 5 years.

In Box Glassware Wine Accessory. It just got easier to clean your valuable decanters with metallic mini pellets from Riedel. These tiny stainless steel pellets remove all dirt, residue, sediment and stains from inside the decanter. Just fill the vessel half way up with water, add the pellets, and swish around for about two minutes. That’s it! When you’re done, carefully empty the contents into a mesh strainer, rinse the pellets, dry them, and use them again and again.

Red Wine by Marchesi di Barolo from Piedmont, Italy. One of the great names in Piedmontese winemaking, Cantine dei Marchesi di Barolo dates back as far as the 12th century, when the land-owning Falletti family of Piedmont’s Barolo district was granted titles of nobility. Today the estate owns about 100 acres of vineyard in the Langhe, including some of the finest vineyards in the district. The Marchesi di Barolo cellars have been owned since 1929 by the Abbona family, who make their home in the large, yellow-fronted villa overlooking the terra cotta rooftops of the picturesque village of Barolo. Like their Falletti predecessors the Abbonas are committed to conserving the estate’s time-honored reputation. Production Area From prime estate vineyards planted in calcareous, clayey soils on the moderately inclined hillsides of Piedmont’s Barolo district. Grape Varieties 100% Nebbiolo Vinification Following destemming, handpicked grapes are soft-pressed. Fermentation occurs at controlled temperatures in thermo-conditioned vats. Maceration lasts 10-18 days with racking of the wine only after all sugar content has been converted to alcohol. The wine is aged 2-3 years in a combination of small, new and older, used Slavonian oak casks. The wine is further aged six months in bottle prior to release. It can be cellared for 15-20 years. Color Deep ruby red with orange highlights. Bouquet Intense rose bouquet with scents of licorice and spice. Taste Full-bodied, dry and elegant. Serving Suggestions A perfect complement to red meats and ripe cheeses. Serve at a moderate room temperature.

Red Wine by Valentin Bianchi from Argentina, South America. Fine aromas of sour cherry and cherry stand out from a background of smoked spices. In the mouth, the complexity of French and American oak, and a firm and balanced structure, join together to produce a wine true to the varietal character of the grape. The same cherry flavors first discovered in the nose are found on the palate, and linger through the long, pleasing finish.

White Wine by Hirtzberger from Austria, European. Harvested November 8-10 from the steepest terraces of the Rotes Tor (adjacent to Singerriedel), Hirtzberger’s 2005 Gruner Veltliner Smaragd Rotes Tor smells of sweet pea, citrus, and rhubarb. It comes onto the palate with creamy texture yet loads of juicy fruit and positively shimmering wet stone, salty mineral expression. Like its Federspeiel counterpart, this exhibits great clarity of fruit, even though one can detect accents of honey and brown spice attributable to botrytis. A brothy, rich meld of stone, spice, and fruit pours itself into a long, evocative finish that outdistances all but a handful of other Gruner Veltliner from this vintage. I would be unafraid to stash some of this in my cellar for a decade or more - indeed I would regret not doing so, and while I was at it I would track some bottles of the Federspiel as well. -Wine Advocate

This is everything you could need in one bag: food wine and service all packed in separate compartments. This shoulder pack is a great way to combine lots of needs into one outdoor-friendly bag!