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Living with Wine

Passionate Collectors, Sophisticated Cellars, and Other Rooms for Entertaining, Enjoying, and...

Samantha Nestor Alice Feiring

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Crown Publishing Group, Division of Random House Inc
15 December 2009
Featuring more than 25 of the most fabulous wine cellars in America today, an intriguing look at what it means to be passionate about wine--to enjoy it, to entertain with it, and to live with it.

America's love of wine has spurred a collecting and entertaining phenomenon.

Some

of America's most passionate oenophiles have re-invented the wine cellar as an inviting

and beautiful part of the home.

True collectors love to share their passion, and

this book offers a tour of their distinctive cellars. Created with the help of some

of the best designers in the field, these rooms blend luxurious design aesthetics

with ingenious storage solutions. The thirty stunning spaces featured include a traditional

wood cellar finished with rich paneling and ornate lighting; a cathedral-like space

that showcases ironwork inspired by the French Quarter of New Orleans (and has a

secret entry from a library inside the house); an inviting living room lined with

temperature-controlled wood alcoves behind insulated glass; and an Old World terra-cotta

cellar-within a sprawling entertainment center that includes a wet bar, a billiards

table, and a tasting room.

Living with Wine reveals the details that make the cellars

a welcoming place to return-from the materials, artwork, lighting, and cutting-edge

preservation technology to the way the space harmonizes with the rest of the house.

From the Bay Area to Boston, Napa to New York, homeowners such as Nancy and John

Lasseter, the founder of Pixar Studios; American Idol host and TV and radio personality

Ryan Seacrest; and entrepreneur Rick Ryan share insights into what they collect,

why they started collecting, and how they designed their spaces to fit their passion.

This elegant volume shows what it means to love and collect wine.
By:   ,
Imprint:   Crown Publishing Group, Division of Random House Inc
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 314mm,  Width: 275mm,  Spine: 24mm
Weight:   2.104kg
ISBN:   9780307407894
ISBN 10:   0307407896
Pages:   256
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

SAMANTHA NESTOR is the special projects editor at Metropolitan Home magazine and a contributor to POINTCLICKHOME.com. She regularly lectures on a variety of topics relating to interior design and architecture, and has appeared on television and radio and in publications, including the Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun, Architectural Record, and Gotham. The author of The Luxury Bathroom and a graduate of Cornell University, Nestor lives in Weston, Connecticut, with her husband and son. ALICE FEIRING is a James Beard Award-winning wine writer, author of The Battle for Wine and Love, and creator of the wine blog Veritas in Vino. She is the wine editor for the Los Angeles Times, and writes frequently for the Wall Street Journal, Saveur, the New York Times, and other publications.

Reviews for Living with Wine: Passionate Collectors, Sophisticated Cellars, and Other Rooms for Entertaining, Enjoying, and Imbibing

The book just begs you to open it. <br>--Steve Bachmann, Vinfolio.com<br><br> A gorgeous photographic trip to the cellars of our dreams <br>--Eric Asimov, The New York Times<br><br> Bottom Line: Every wine collector would love to have this book. <br>--Steve Bachmann, CEO Vinfolio<br><br> From Napa Valley to Massachusetts, they've cultivated a mix of some <br>of the most dynamic uses of space (an under-the-staircase wine <br>cellar?) and the most incredible wine collections (20,000 bottles <br>owned by one person?). <br>--Wall Street Journal Magazine<br><br> Highly recommended for all wine aficionados! <br>--Vicente Wolf Blog


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