Build Your Own Wine Cellar

Are you passionate about collecting wine?

Do you want to build a home wine cellar and discover more about wine?

Then you'll want to grab your own copy of Chris Miley's amazing new e-book...

Wine Cellar Secrets

If you're as passionate about collecting wine as Chris is then you'll want to be sure that you are storing your valuable wine collection in the best possible cellar conditions. Conditions that will allow your wines to age slowly and develop complexity ...

Recently, he released an amazing new instantly digitally delivered eBook called “How To Build Your Own Wine Cellar” that reveals all the strategies you need to start your own cellar. This book grew out of Chris' own research into building several wine cellars plus it answers all the questions he was asked by other people when they knew he was writing this book.

(Photographs of the construction of Chris' current wine cellar here.)

Imagine selecting a bottle of wine from your own cellar to accompany a special meal ... Imagine being able to purchase wine by the case when you visit a winery or spot a bargain, knowing that you can store it at the correct temperature until it is ready to drink ...

It is not difficult! This is a simple, straightforward guide that you can use right now to build your own cellar.

Click the link to read more about this fantastic value Build Your Own Wine Cellar eBook

Aquitaine

Aquitaine
By Alan Tyrrell co-founder of Let's Rent Property In France.com

Bordeaux is the capital of Aquitaine, and is a cosmopolitan, lively and interesting city, with beautiful old buildings and fabulous shops. It has been an important town for centuries, and was important during the Napoleonic wars, when cannons were shipped from forges all over the region, down the rivers to Bordeaux, where the battle ships were waiting to sail and enter the wars.

Throughout the surrounding area, and all the way along the Dordogne river are vineyards and it is recommended that you attend a wine tasting at one of the famous châteaux, while visiting. The whole region is littered with important wine regions. The smaller ones, like the dessert wine of Monbazillac near Bergerac, should not be overlooked.

As you go south the beaches near Biarritz host top-class surfing contests, which are incredible to watch. This huge and diverse region has a wealth of sights, cultures and cuisine. But don�t miss the rolling hills, medieval châteaux, prehistoric caves and rivers of the Dordogne, as well as the pine-covered sandy terrain of the Landes - the largest forest in Europe - and the endless stretch of sandy beach and dramatic sea spanning the whole Atlantic coast of this region, and taking you right down to the Basque country and the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. There is skiing in the pyrenees during the winter, but this remote area is also beautiful in summer.

Read the full article over at our main site on the Long term lets in Aquitaine page.

About the Author.
Alan Tyrrell is an experienced copywriter and has spent many years in the industry his website can be found at www.adeptcopy.co.uk

Short term property rentals in the Burgundy region

Burgundy is located in east-central France, southeast of Paris. To its northwest is the Ile-de-France, its west the region of Centre, the southwest Auvergne, to the south the Rhone-Alpes, east Franche-Comté and north Champagne-Ardenne. Burgandy is known for haute-cuisine and fine wines, the vineyards of the Côte d'Or, Côte de Beaune and Châblis yield some of the world's most venerated wines. The region is also renowned for its snails, Bresse chicken and Charolais beef, Dijon mustard, gingerbread and brandy.

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Saône et Loire | Nivère | Cote d'Or | Yonne | view all...

Universal Wine

Universal Wine BVBA

Universal Wine was founded in April 1994 by Kurt Dewaele. It specialises in the direct import of New World Wines. In 1997, after 3 years renting storage, he decided to build his own large warehouse on an Industrial Estate near the E40 Freeway - conveniently close to all the major cities. Due to continued expansion this has been replaced by new premises, at the same location, with a stock holding capacity of 17,000 cases.

Customers:
The cellar door is open to the public on Saturdays and in addition, they have private customers on their mailing list.
Universal Wine also supplies local restaurants and independent retailers nation-wide.
The MAIN OBJECTIVE of Universal Wine is to SELL WINE NOT AVAILABLE IN THE SUPERMARKETS!
Most of the wines on offer are imported exclusively to Belgium.

The Results
Sales are around 17,000 cases per year.
Costs are kept low to keep the margins competitive !