Was your resolution for the new year to be more organized? If so, we have a few tips to help you get your wine collection in order for 2019 and beyond.

Storage

How and where you store your wine will largely depend on the size of your collection. If it is small to medium, a wine refrigerator may be the best option. Medium to large collections may require a wine cabinet. Larger collections will need a wine cellar. You may also go the simplest route and place your bottles in a cool and dark space such as a basement or unused closet that is free from regular foot traffic, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations.

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Thanksgiving is the perfect occasion to gather with friends and family to give thanks and share a bountiful meal. What better way to get the festivities rolling than with a little (or a lot of) wine! Today we are sharing a recipe roundup filled with scrumptious Thanksgiving recipes and pairing suggestions to get you in the mood. Mains to dessert, we’ve got you covered.

Whether hosting a spooky Halloween bash or sneaking some treats from the candy bucket, here are some creative pairings that are sure to please the palate.

Educating yourself on the variety of wine bottle sizes and shapes may feel overwhelming --- there’s so many. In the 1700s, wine makers began to deviate from what was the standard of the time once they discovered that different bottles affected how well the cork could seal as well as the taste of the wine itself. The size of the bottle not only influences taste, it can dictate your storage options as well.

Wine cave construction in the United States has a long history dating back to the 1800s in the Sonoma and Napa Valley regions of California. During these early days, workers used shovels, chisels, pick-axes, and sometimes explosives to break through rock. They labored by candlelight and moved unwanted material using straw baskets, all to create the perfect environment for the long-term storage of wine.