According to a 2016 study from the Wine Institute, the average American drinks nearly three gallons of wine each year, making the U.S. the largest wine-consuming nation per capita. With stats like ...

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Hindsight is a wonderful thing, especially when it comes to fine wine. The number of times I’ve discovered bottles at a restaurant or bar, which later turned out to be extraordinary vintages, only to ...

Wine cellars have undoubtedly come a very long way from their imaginative roots as earthen, cold, dark rooms in underground chambers. It is especially true because of the artistically driven designs ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Once strictly for the rich and famous, wine cellars are popping up in homes across all income levels. Thanks to America’s love of wine ...

Homeowners with wine cellars tout features like custom storage racks and cooling systems. The cellars are perfect for wine—but less so for the people who drink it. “Cellars are cold. They’re 55 ...

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