Custom Wine Racks

With custom wine racks, you can purchase the perfect rack for your unique situation. You no longer are stuck with limited choices. The choices are limitless when it comes to custom wineracks. Everyone remembers the day when selection was limited to stock on hand. In today's world with so many companies fighting for your hard-earned dollar the power has shifted from seller to consumer. You state what your ideal wine rack size, style, and material, and you purchase your own custom wine rack.

A custom winerack is a simple or complex as you are. Many wine racks can be used as an individual unit or stacked to form a matrix unit. You decide. This freedom will allow you to be more creative. Instead of limiting yourself to having a closet wine collection, you can choose to build a partial wall mounted wine rack right into your kitchen. Or how about those bottles of wine you have been keeping in boxes in the pantry; why not buy a custom wine rack that fits in the corner where the dust bunnies are living.

As with most other kinds of wine racks, custom wine racks come with complete, detailed, easy to understand instructions, and can be assembled in a short period of time. You do not have to be an architectural engineer to order a custom wine rack either. Just measure the desired location and browse the selection of custom wine racks. If you do not see a wine rack you like or if you are having trouble, company representatives at various merchants will gladly make some suggestions.

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Laurent Perrier Brut White


Founded in 1812, Laurent- Perrier has been avant-garde in creating unique and elegant Champagnes for nearly 200 years. Cellar Master Alain Terrier has been the genius behind Laurent-Perrier’s Champagnes creation for thirty years. The Champagnes are generally Chardonnay driven, such as this one. This Brut L-P is the standard-bearer for the house style of Laurent- Perrier. Crisp, fresh and elegant. Brut L-P reflects the fundamental essences of this style. Wine from 55 Crus make up this mainly Chardonnay based sparkler. 10-20 % Reserve Wines are part of this special blend. Its ideal aging period is 3 years. The color is a pale golden hue, with fine and persistent bubbles. The nose is fresh and delicate, showing good complexity with hints of citrus and white fruit. Brut L-P's light style has led the way to making Champagne the ideal aperitif drink. Its flavors and finesse make it the ideal companion for fish, poultry and white meat. Serve chilled. SW22771 SW22771


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