DisplayGifts Stackable Modular Wine Rack Storage, 72-Bottles
Last updated date: September 3, 2020
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If you have a wine cellar or a dedicated space for storing your wine, you'll want to go with this wine rack. It has a large capacity and is able to accommodate up to 72 bottles of wine. The unit is made from a thick pine wood with dowel pins to interlock each connection point, which means it's extremely sturdy and reliable. In our analysis of 44 expert reviews, the DisplayGifts DisplayGifts Stackable Modular Wine Rack Storage, 72-Bottles placed 9th when we looked at the top 14 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
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From The Manufacturer
Freestanding modular stackable wine racks made from Pine wood. See the quality and compare the images. The other sellers are using flimsy "slim cut" wood that is not comparable to our "thick" wood. Our racks are made with thicker wood, and comes with dowel pins to interlock each connection point. Don't risk your wine other rack by other seller. One fall and you will regret it the rest of your life. . No other makers are providing that feature. This wooden wine rack works best with Cabernet or Merlot bottles. Only fit Pinot Noir if you separate each with a Merlot or Cabernet bottle. Made of Pine Wood, it is natural that there are a few knots on the wood. These sets of shelves are excellent solution for a organized storage of wine either in a wine cellar or a basement. Easy to Assemble, takes minutes. Measurements: 46.5"W X 30"H X 11.5"D Assembled. space between each row from the bottom of the scallop cut to the bottom of the row above is 3.6"
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An Overview On Wine Racks
When it comes to alcoholic beverages, wine not only has the most health benefits, but it’s also free of fat and cholesterol. Different wines pair well with different dinner foods, so you may wish to have a few bottles on hand if you enjoy hosting dinner parties for friends, family members and coworkers. A quality wine rack is a must, and here’s what you need to know before you purchase one.
Determine how much space you have to work with. If you live in a small apartment, condo or home, you’ll want to go with a model like the Sorbus 3-Tier Stackable Wine Rack. Not only does it take up a small amount of cabinet or countertop space, but it’s also stackable, detachable and foldable. You can easily store it out of the way when it’s not in use.
Review how often you throw a dinner party and how many bottles of wine you’d like to keep on hand. There are small units that hold just six wine bottles at a time, like the SODUKU Countertop Wine Rack, 6-Bottle. There are also models that are able to hold 40 bottles, and of course, you’ll find wine racks in between that hold 12 and 24 bottles.
Consider the construction material and the decor you already have in your home. There are gorgeous solid wood wine racks in a variety of finishes, as well as attractive metal racks. You’ll even come across metal wine racks that feature an elegant scroll design that looks great in a formal setting.
Check for any additional features the wine rack may have to offer. For example, some units hold wine glasses and also have a top shelf for ice buckets, fruit baskets or plates of cheese. You can also purchase wine racks in gift boxes if you’re looking for a housewarming or wedding gift.
DWYM Fun Fact
Wine has been around for so long it almost seems as though there was never a time that wine didn’t exist. Archaeologists even have evidence of wine consumption all the way back to 6000 B.C. in the Republic of Georgia. If you love learning about all things wine, here are a few more interesting facts about the beverage:
- Drinking red wine is associated with a lower stroke risk and a reduced chance of developing type 2 diabetes.
- In 1982 a man broke into Buckingham Palace. He drank half a bottle of their wine and ate their cheese.
- The Titanic was home to the oldest known wine cellar.
- The oldest bottle of unopened wine is housed at the Historical Museum of the Palatinate in Germany. It’s an astounding 1,650 years old!
The Wine Rack Buying Guide
- Smaller racks may have balance issues if they are not fully stocked.
- Large wine bottles and glasses that are made with wide bases don’t fit on the racks of some models. Review the size limits and compare them to the size of your wine bottles as you shop.
- Keep in mind that some wine racks require assembly. Check to see if the tools you need are included before you buy.
- The price of wine racks is related to the number of bottles the wine rack holds and its design. For example, a unit that holds 24 bottles of wine naturally costs less than a model that can hold 40 bottle, as it holds 16 less bottles. Design also plays a role in the overall price. The ANNA STAY Wall Mounted Wine Rack costs significantly more than the Sorbus 3-Tier Stackable Wine Rack because it mounts to the wall, has a shelf for wine bottles, slots for hanging wine glasses, a decorative metal front and cork wine charms.