Kedco Wine Storage Systems knows what should be considered before giving a collection a room of its own

A home wine cellar can start with a pretty simple thought. We like wine, we have bottles, and maybe they deserve somewhere better to live.  Pretty soon, though, practical questions start competing with the fun ones. How much space can the house realistically spare? How many bottles are enough? Does the room need refrigeration? And should it be somewhere people actually gather, or should the wine have its own climate-controlled territory? Ken Windt of Kedco Wine Storage Systems in Farmingdale said those decisions tend to shape everything that follows. Start With the Space You Have For Long Island and New York City homeowners, dedicating an entire room to wine often means deciding what that space will not become. “Long Island and NYC homeowners face having to prioritize their space allocations due to high real estate costs,” Windt said. “The decision to build a space dedicated to wine storage will need to be weighed against having an exercise room, media room, or even giving u