Pamela is a freelance food and travel writer based in Astoria, Queens. While she writes about most things edible and potable (and accessories dedicated to those topics,) her real areas of ...

Are you thinking about building a wine cellar at home? Do you have prized pinot noir, shiraz, and cabernet sauvignon that needs to be stored for later in life? We know it can be difficult knowing ...

The time is now. There's no literally no better time to start building your wine cellar. While it might seem like a daunting task, the simple truth is you just need to purchase more than you drink ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. As I pointed out last month, bordeaux is the prime candidate for a cellar as there is no shortage of well ...

Wine-storage professionals refer to that fridge as a “free-standing cellar”—one of many facts I learned recently in conversations with pros as well as impassioned amateurs who had built ...

As its satiny texture and complex flavors unroll across your tongue, you realize just how profound a wine can be. It comes from a tiny 1.8-hectare (4.5‑acre) grand cru vineyard on a limestone ...

Fortunately, it’s also easier than you think to build a great wine ... an elaborate climate-controlled cellar, keep it cool. The ideal temperature window for wine is 45 to 62 degrees Fahrenheit ...

A luxury building in New York is selling what appears to be the city's most expensive wine cellar. 80 Clarkson's biggest wine cellar — a whopping 155 square feet — is priced at $1 million.

You don't have to be a serious wine drinker with a serious budget to consider amassing a wine cellar. You don't even need an actual cellar. "Anyone can build a wine cellar with any budget or with ...

However, this January a chance opportunity arose for me to take the plunge and start building up a more serious wine collection at home. I say by chance, as I finally decided to clear out the modestly ...