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Andrew H
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Post by Andrew H »

Greetings all,
Is anyone interested in my step by step journey of building a wine cellar- oh and house above!!
We are building a new house and building in a cellar 1/2 below ground.
If people are interested I will make it a monthly post with some pics showing the progress and what decisions are being made along the way.
Andrew

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Bick
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Post by Bick »

Yes, I'd find that intersting Andrew. Be interested too hear what you put in it too!
Cheers,
Mike

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Post by bacchaebabe »

Love to track progress. Be quite interesting, espeically the final stages of racking and filling. Good luck too!
Cheers,
Kris

There's a fine wine between pleasure and pain
(Stolen from the graffiti in the ladies loos at Pegasus Bay winery)

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drlev
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Yes, I am contemplating a similar exercise next year, so I would be very interested in the step-by-step progress updates.

Cheers, Lev

Paullie
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Post by Paullie »

Love to hear about it.

I'm just finishing mine of with a cooling unit, be interested to see what you do.

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Post by tarraleah »

We built a cellar from concrete blocks that buts onto our winery. Most of it is below ground and the soil dug out was used to cover the roof. Fiddlewood trees were planted close to the construction and provide excellent protection from the west. We used an air conditioner on a time switch to both cool and dehumidify and gal mesh to provide what I believe to be the cheapest and strongest support for the bottles.

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Post by Paullie »

"We used an air conditioner on a time switch to both cool and dehumidify "

Why are you choosing to DE humidify?

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