The Overnight Wine Collector: Buying Bottles ‘By the Foot’
ADMIN: The DIY oenophile stocks his wine cellar with homemade wine.
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January 8, 2007The Overnight Wine Collector: Buying Bottles ‘By the Foot’
Voila! Facing empty shelves, homeowners are skipping the collecting in favor of paying consultants for a quickly stocked cellar. Plus, a look at some of the services available to oenophiles.
ADMIN: The DIY oenophile stocks his wine cellar with homemade wine.
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