Setting up Your Own Wine Cellar

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This book contains everything you need to know about storing wine. The author discusses the problems a bottle may encounter during its life (and how to minimize them), where and how to start a cellar and maintain it, how to choose different wines for cellaring, the most efficient cellar racking equipment and the prospects for wine as an investment. James Halliday is the author of "More Vintage Halliday" and "Wine Atlas of Australia and New Zealand".
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AuthorJames Halliday
PublisherAngus & Robertson
PlaceLondon
Year1992-09-02
ISBN9780207174988
BindingPaperback
ConditionVery Good
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