Post your wine racks!

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I'm after a recommendation for a decent wine rack so I thought I would turn here for inspiration!

Basically what I am after is quite basic, it needs to look good (primarily) and hold at least 12 bottles, some of which will be Magnums. I've got a wine rack at the moment but it is of the square wood and metal type that you instantly think of when you think of a wine rack and it doesn't look that great.

This thread could turn to serve a purpose as a gallery of our wine racks in addition to helping me out (and whatever I get, I will post up a photo I promise).

Cheers!
 
Can I just shock you? I like wine. Despite what I just said earlier. At any one time I have nine bottles of wine in my house.
 
Can I just shock you? I like wine. Despite what I just said earlier. At any one time I have nine bottles of wine in my house.

:D

I have a bog-standard Argos job that holds many, many bottles of wine but I hide it away as it's not particularly nice to look at. I have a 12-bottle unit that I keep in the hallway that's more for show. As I use them from the latter I refill from the former. Will get a pic later.
 
:D

I have a bog-standard Argos job that holds many, many bottles of wine but I hide it away as it's not particularly nice to look at. I have a 12-bottle unit that I keep in the hallway that's more for show. As I use them from the latter I refill from the former. Will get a pic later.

I have one just like that, but that is hidden out of the way for the same reason as you.

The hallway "display" type rack you allude to is what I want to have in the corner of the dining room :)
 
Completely forgot to post this after taking the pic:

rack.jpg


Drawers contain various drink-based equipment; bottle openers, corkscrew, cocktail tools etc.
 
Completely forgot to post this after taking the pic:

http://www.belmit.co.uk/ocuk/pics/rack.jpg[IMG]

Drawers contain various drink-based equipment; bottle openers, corkscrew, cocktail tools etc.[/QUOTE]

As well as the all-important cheeseboard if I'm not mistaken?! Looks like good quality wood.
 
Indeed, an olivewood cheeseboard! Good eye.

It's an oak unit I got for a steal from a local shop that had a sale on a couple of years ago. If I can find the name of the shop (it's still there in Winchester) then they may be part of a wider chain or might list their supplier. Will have a check.
 
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