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The cellar is kept dark and maintains a tempature of 60º |
The Trappist... usually covered... at least one of each. |
In the back is an aging section |
The Belgian shelf |
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Clockwise from top left, Geueze, Mixed, Colorado and Lambics. On the bottom, mostly homebrew. |
The new US beer section. On the bottom... corked beers. |
Sometimes we allow visitors. |
Not to be left out is the wine section... |
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They are stored in 'chimney tiles' which keep the wine cool. |
Here are the 'kids wines'. Lafite '76, '79 and '81 and a '67. |
