The Wine Cellar Chronicles Part IX: “Real World Tetris”
My vision for the wine cellar has always surpassed mere storage. At this point, the capacity of the cellar exceeds what we can consume by a great deal, though it […]
My vision for the wine cellar has always surpassed mere storage. At this point, the capacity of the cellar exceeds what we can consume by a great deal, though it […]
By this point, I think I’ve more than adequately told and retold the tale of arriving home to Sonja, sobbing, because in the same day she all but simultaneously wrecked […]
Three or four days ago, on April 19, a magnitude 3.3 earthquake hit North Platte, Nebraska (you can almost hear my readers in California roll their eyes, can’t you?). When […]
Dad and I working on the new rack in my wine cellar. Over the past few years, my parents have given me another WSET exam for each birthday. That is, […]
I think I mentioned in a previous post that, of late, our household budget has come under review. In general, this means less money for things like building the wine […]
I’m a self-confessed luddite with something of an agenda when it comes to technology. The short version of it might be that if it weren’t for Vivino, I’d get rid […]
With about 80% of the insulation nestled in overhead, I had hoped that suspending the ceiling, installing vintage light fixtures, or perhaps building a massive table from crude bridge planks […]
Months passed after the installation of a small, portable system, and the climate in my wine cellar remained consistently between 62 and 68 degrees, despite the scorching hundred plus degree […]
Sonja and I shopped around Omaha for the better part of two years, looking for the perfect house. On multiple occasions, we thought we’d found it, from a ranch with […]