tilted wine rack

Aug 03, 2007 4 Replies

Hello....planning on putting a small wine cellar in the former cold storage room. I always thought bottles were kept at an angle. I was considering racks angled one inch lower towards the back wall...to keep the bottles in place and moisture on the cork...that is the heel of the bottle facing outwards. Nothing I can find searching the web cofirms this. Any ideas or recommendations would be appreciated.



CB



Try COSTCO. I just bought a 4'w X4'H X 18" deep for $39. 1st 4 shelves hold

96 bottles and top can be used for serving (has a wood top) Tom

I believe that most wine racks simply have the bottle lying horizontal. Can;t think of any reason to have the bottle neck slanted down greater than horizontal.

There is no difference for the wine, but it could give you more stability if the bottles are laid in rows on top of each other.

Pp

Agreed. Level is fine unless you decide to use Burgundy or Hock bottles. Hock bottles are not very stable unless interleaved point to point. If i had it to do again i would have made by racks 18" deep so I could interleave everything. The cork will stay wet level.

Joe

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