In the movie 88 minutes there is a black wine rack when Dr. Jack Gramm enters his apartment. It has three refrigerated wine cabinets on the bottom, two X shaped wine racks above, and in the middle a wine glass holder. I saw the movie and really liked this wine rack. Someone please help! Thank you In advance!

Anybody knows what kind of glass is used for the glass cabinetry at the Clo Wine Bar at the Time Warner in NY?

It has nine slots and I was thinking of putting in Captain Morgan Rum Cruzan banana Rum Jagermeister Goldschlager Captain Morgan's Parrot Bay Coconut Arbormist Smirnoff Watermelon Vodka Boons Farm Melon ball Cruzan Mango Rum Do you have any suggestions other than these, and would anyone be able to provide prices for just the regular sized bottles for these?

I have quality new cabinets w/glass doors that I use for wine glasses. they always have the smell and taste of either the wood or finish. I have put spacers on doors so they are open a slight bit, but doesn't help.

I am looking for something more cost effective, but with similar characteristics of cherry. Thank you.

It has nine slots and I was thinking of putting in Captain Morgan Rum Cruzan banana Rum Jagermeister Goldschlager Captain Morgan's Parrot Bay Coconut Arbormist Smirnoff Watermelon Vodka Boons Farm Melon ball Cruzan Mango Rum Do you have any suggestions other than these, and would anyone be able to provide prices for just the regular sized bottles for these? and in my state I can't buy liquor in a groccery store, and as I stated in my question, I do drink , just not wine, I wanted to have an assortment of liquors do you think these are good ones? and how much do they cost? I won't be 21 till June so I wasn't sure.

So I wanted to offer some wine to someone for christmas but found all my wine to have a bunch of floating things inside. I opened one bottle of red and poured a glass and it had a bit of particles, I called my dad and he said the wine is no good. Is it still good? or not? Can I drink it? Hate wasting expensive wine like this. This bottle i just opened is a bordeaux from 1999.

I opened a bottle of red wine (cabinet) about six months ago and there were about half of bottle remaining so I corked it back into the bottle. Last night I poured some out of the same bottle and it appears that the color of the wine has changed to deep darkish red/brown colour along with lots of particals. What is that and is it safe to drink in that condition. How do I prevent that from happening in the future? Maybe the cork's mass is not air tight enough caused the wine to degrade? Is there a self life for wine after all?

I aquired a pretty sweet liqour/wine cabinet, it has a rack to store about 30 bottles of wine. As a bartender, I have a vast knowledge of liqueurs, beers, and spirits. But my wine knowledge aint so good. I'm willing to spend about $200 a month on filling up the rack. What are some great tasting and very affordable (i'm talking $5-$20 a bottle) wines. Any wines will do: White, Red, Fortified, Sparkling, etc. Please help me out, Thanks.

I have two choices for storing my wine (for a week or so): 1) store in the refrigerator, where it will reach very cool temperatures (40 degrees) 2) store in the cabinet, where 85 degree temperatures are reached during the day (70 degrees at night) Also, how does opening and resealing the wine affect storage, if at all?