summersolstice
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About half wine and half mead with a case of 22 oz crown cap braggot at the bottom. My wife originally claimed this small room off our basement as a food pantry. I moved in and have been encroaching on her space.
Wine and mead cellar
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BakerStreetBeers
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That's a beautiful thing. Is that dresser full of wine too?
Me likey!!
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g_rath
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I’m jealous. That’s a pretty sweet stash you have there.
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summersolstice
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No, All the shelves to the rear of the photo (with the exception of a modest stash of distilled spirits) are devoted to food and the dresser is full of pancit Canton (Filipino noodles). Hey - I had to make a few concessions! The blue plastic tote behind the carboys, though, is full of mead I "hid" from myself to open in a couple of years.
scinerd3000
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love the oak barrel. How much did that sucker run you?
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summersolstice
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That's a Hungarian oak barrel that holds a little over 5 gallons. It cost me $144 delivered. This one holds a Super Tuscan red wine but I bought another one that holds about 7 gallons I plan to put a spiced white pyment into for a couple of months.
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