Wine Cellar

I just started collecting wine. Instead of buying expensive wine on sale. Kon't I know nothing about wine, he just started calling for me. I do not think I had a glass of wine in three months. I do not have a wine cellar or wine rack. If the wine stand up or lie down during storage? What is the temperature? Should I keep in the refrigerator? I like watching the bottles. Have I become weird?

Keep it on its side in a cool place, without much variation in temperature throughout the day. Since hot air rises, generally, it would be better to store closer to the ground than the ceiling.

anywhere at least 72 Degreez

I think my stomach is a storage area of Nice.

The wine must establish during storage, to preserve the moisture of the cork. Temp depends on the type, red are room temperature, whites are chilled. You do not become weird, just classier.

stand on its side in a rack or something and keep it moderately cool, but it depends on what type of red wine, stay cool, keep cool, but so white especially take the side in a cold ..... . .......

Unlike years ago people now put their wine on display in the house he put up a platform so that decorates the room.

If you do not have a wine chiller for white, then the best way is to store them on the side of the bottle preferably with slightly tilted downwards, towards the end of the cork. Store in a dark or semi-darkness. No sun. The basements and garages work. Constant temp cool 45-50F is good.
Happy Drinking!

Cool and side.

in the bin in da da da bottom of the fridge my mom has a bottle of 1949 whine oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I bet its hot

I put them on top of my fridge. now considered mid weird? Singapore Dun hv us a wine cellar - we give them all the cooking. on top of cabinets beside the stove, next to the oven, on top of the microwave and personally, I put all my bottles of wine and alcohol on top of my fridge. tis prevents my son to reach for them and their consumption on the error. it is only 9!

1. No, not weird. Any interested!
2. The wine should always be stored on its side. This keeps the moisture of the cork.
3. DO NOT keep the wine in the fridge, except it is white and you're about to serve! If you have no basement, it should be kept in a cool, dark place that has consistent weather in the 50s-60s.
4. Wine for Dummies is a good book to get you started.

its side in a cool, dry place. If a bottle is opened, you'll want to pour into a container full of .. at the top It will last about one week, the less air in the container the longer it will keep.

corks moist little light then straight down for maintenance, and damp dark room with heavy wood, and 50-55 degrees 24 / 7

Here is a site ABOUT storing wine: the wine storage
You do not need a fancy wine cellar to store wine. The basic requirements are a cool, dry, dark place (closet, crawl space, compartment under a staircase or a portion of a garage or basement) that is protected from direct sunlight and vibrations and maintains a constant temperature (55-65 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal).

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I am growing fond of wine myself. I try a hand at making my own and so far, so good. Anyway, the wine must be unopened left on.