Win a Wine Rack - Enter the Wine Rack Giveaway - Winner Announced!
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We thought that you may need a fabulous Wine Rack to display all your delicious wines, so we teamed up with a master wine rack builder from Washington to give one Lucky Winner this freestanding Wine Rack. Valued at about $100 and shipping is included in the contiguous US.
The Winner of the Giveaway
#26 Shannon Schulte "I would stock it with some nice reds for when my sister stops"
Congratulations to the winner and please email us within 48 hours to claim your prize at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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It holds up to 48 bottles and with a little talent and only 30 minutes of your time you can display your collection, or start one…
The other good news is that all these beautiful wooden wine racks are made in the USA, crafted in Olympia, Washington. The WineRackStore is owned by Michael and Denise Kitson. If you would like to learn more about custom or modular wine racks and to see this particular wine rack please visit WineRackStore.com
The Prize
One A-Frame Modular Wine Rack with Flat Tray Top. It is more gentle on the environment since it is Carbon Neutral. All hardware is included and no gluing or nailing required. Sorry but Wine is not included.
How to Win
To enter the giveaway just leave a comment below telling us:
"What wines would you put in this Wine Rack?"
Would it be a particular reserve Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa? Or a French Bordeaux or an Australian Shiraz?
Terms & Conditions
You may may leave multiple comments, as long as they are different answers, until Tuesday, January 17, 2012 11:59pm Pacific Time.
Winners will be selected via random.org and will be announced by Wednesday morning 10am. Winners will need to claim the prize by emailing us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. within 48 hours from the time the winner is announced or it will go to a new winner. Good Luck!
Comments
I would use the rack for special wines that were being used in a particular way. For example, we do several wine tastings a year. This would be a great way to display wines for the tasting. A rack such as this provides flexibility and a really nice way to display wines.
I have some oldies! I was in the wine business for decades, and received them as employee gifts, etc., so I have, among others Far Niente Cabs, Dolce, Robert Mondavi Reserve Cab, Gundlach Bundschu Reserve Cab, Arrowood Cab. I would put the wine rack in the wine cellar. Can't wait to win it!
With this rack I would not have to hide my red wines in a closet. The whites are in a wine fridge, but the reds are usually stored in a cupboard. The wine I would love to most display in this rack is a rare Beauleau Private Reserve Cabernet, my Sterling Vineyards Merlot, and Valley of the Moon Syrah. Of course, I would have to make a special trip to get some additional reds and roses to put in it, as well. It's very handsome!
I like the best I can afford. Nothing over priced or showy. Nothing beats a well made wine. Any time of the year is the best time for me. Enjoy!
I'd put some Washington state Cabernet and Syrah, my Paso Robles wine club selections, some French organic wines, a few bottles of French Vouvray, and some Spanish bottles. You can never have enough rack space!
My collection of reds would look stunning in this wine rack. And when the weather warms up, they would give way to whites....
Since Paso Robles, California, wines won Wine Spectator's/Parker "Best Wine in World 2010"...I'll fill it with Paso Robles wines! All the wineries surrounding "Saxum's" vineyard. That should represent the "Best of Paso Robles, CA"!
I would fill it with a nice mix of wines. I love a nice Moscato d'Asti after dinner, so I would at least have one row of Moscatos!
I found several cases of very old Charles Krug Cabernet Sauvignon in a dumpster from a liquor store going out of business. Although the wines probably aren't any good, it would be fun to display them and show off some of California's great old Cabs.
I would most definitely put a few of my faves, kaiken malbec, Curtis vineyards (any and all reds, great napa vineyard- on an alpaca farm ), rickshaw Pinot noir, bearboat Pinot noir, deloach Chardonnay
start with caymus,grgich where i started understanding wine ,then others
like zins from lodi and alexander valley,merlot and pinot from sonoma county and local u.s.champagne and then my fav malbec from argentina and some local cal malbec,too..... for starters and then my own handmade black wine crno vino and marykelley chardonay
this would be perfect for my "day to day" wines... something like a Casillero del diablo cab or carmenere and some Carmen cabs and merlots.
I have a few bottles of wine including a Flying Dutchman Cabernet Sauvignon, Sarver Cuvee and a Griffin Creek Syrah that need a safe home. They are currently on their side in the bottom of my shoe closet!