Aaron Schossau is an established presence in the Michigan real estate development community who heads Stonegate Luxury Homes, LLC, and also operates James & Bloom, LLC. With the latter firm, Aaron Schossau assists in home renovation projects and guides the design, build, and installation of custom cabinetry for all areas of the home.
One area of focus is wine storage cabinetry that features quality natural wood and contemporary and classic design elements. A well-built cabinet provides wine with a solid and undisturbed environment that allows optimal aging over the months and years. Horizontal slots provide for corks that stay moist and do not dry out and shrink, which can allow in air. At the same time, cabinet doors prevent sunlight from hitting the bottles directly and degrading the wine.
One element to be aware of is that 3.25” to 3.5” slots for standard wine racking may not be adequate for every bottle. While varieties such as Bordeaux and Cabernet typically fit this range, bottles for Pinot, Burgundy, and Champagne tend to be larger and require at least 3.75” slots.
Seeking to control humidity, some connoisseurs will opt for a wine cooler, which is essentially a racked-equipped, temperature-controlled wine cabinet.
One area of focus is wine storage cabinetry that features quality natural wood and contemporary and classic design elements. A well-built cabinet provides wine with a solid and undisturbed environment that allows optimal aging over the months and years. Horizontal slots provide for corks that stay moist and do not dry out and shrink, which can allow in air. At the same time, cabinet doors prevent sunlight from hitting the bottles directly and degrading the wine.
One element to be aware of is that 3.25” to 3.5” slots for standard wine racking may not be adequate for every bottle. While varieties such as Bordeaux and Cabernet typically fit this range, bottles for Pinot, Burgundy, and Champagne tend to be larger and require at least 3.75” slots.
Seeking to control humidity, some connoisseurs will opt for a wine cooler, which is essentially a racked-equipped, temperature-controlled wine cabinet.
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