Wine Racks Blog

You guys, I have a confession to make. I have sort of a schizophrenic design aesthetic. My ideal house would be 40% Eames mid-century modern-chic, 50% of the Elephant Room where Nicole Kidman lived in Moulin Rouge, and 10% Hello Kitty. Balancing these styles - well, it is my burden. Yet, bravely, I persevere! And the good thing about having eclectic taste (yes, that’s what I’ve decided to call it) is that when I find something that speaks to one of my design personalities - it doesn’t speak with a whisper, it shouts! And man oh man, this Wine Knot is screaming my name. I love the smooth curves, and the two-tone bent plywood. It’s hard to find a wine rack that looks good both empty and full, but this one totally fits the bill.It holds six wine bottles, and it can hold a magnum of champers in the center. Obviously, it’s speaking to the mid-century modernist in me (although I could embellish it with a little glitter and gold paint, and really reach a happy medium). What’s the verdict? Do you love it, or really love it?

Over the holidays, I think I ate about a metric ton of sweets. In fact, I even discovered a new love for hard candies. Especially ribbon candy. Besides being full of sugary goodness, ribbon candy is an aesthetic delight.

Look at it! It's downright adorable!

There’s something so appealing about the bunched curves of ribbon candy. And while I don’t have the seasonal excuse for mainlining sugar anymore, I don’t have to give up loving the look of this old fashioned treat. I found the S-Shaped Wine Rack!

I love it! This rack is made of steel, and has an antiqued copper finish. There are even embossed details of grape bunches, vines, and leaves. This rack will hold up to five bottles of wine, and is perfect for a counter top, or even a table. It’s a little whimsical, but I think it’d be a great gift for any serious wine enthusiast. Or candy enthusiast. It’s versatile like that!

Don’t you hate always having to POUR a bottle of wine? Wine bottles can be heavy, and if you’re anything like me, your doctor has probably warned you against the repetitive stress injuries that pouring wine can cause. Of course, I have a very rare syndrome where my bones are far closer to bird bones than to standard human bones. Something to do with density. Or porousness. But saying ‘porousness’ reminds me of pouring wine. Augh, my wrists are aching at the mere thought. Poor me! Luckily, with the this wine dispenser, you’ll be ‘pour’ no more.

Never again do you need to be concerned with your fine wines losing body or flavor after opening! The commercially proven Vintner dispensing and preserving system has become the industry standard and is now available for home use. The Vintner saves wine for weeks while hiding the Nitrogen canister and Regulator in a stylish two or three bottle handcrafted hardwood rack. The disposable nitrogen canister preserves and dispenses up to 24, .75 liter bottles of wine. Currently used in thousands of the world’s finest hotels, restaurants and homes, the Vintner makes enjoying fine wine an extended and pleasurable experience. The proven nitrogen gas preservation technology will ensure impeccable flavor to the very end of the bottle. Quick disconnect fitting allows for refrigeration of white wines. The two bottle Vintner comes with two stopper-faucets, regulator, tubing, and one nitrogen canister. The three bottle Vintner comes with three stopper-faucets, regulator, tubing, and one nitrogen canister.

What a great way to drink wine! It’s practically a medical miracle - I should see if my insurance covers it. Just kidding! Ha-ha.