A Home Bar Whiskey Cabinet is an excellent and elegant solution for those who collected more than a handful of whisky bottles. A whiskey cabinet will help you to store your collection safely and keep it organized.
Some collectors prefer to stock and organize their whiskey bottles by name, whisky style or country of origin, while others stratify them by how often the bottles are being opened and tasted.
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Even though storing whiskey is relatively easy, there are some rules or suggestions that might be helpful. It is recommended to choose a right location where whiskey collection will be protected from strong sunlight, temperature extremes, and the risk of water damage.
It is also better to keep the bottles in a room where you spend your time often as it helps to reduce the risks of environmental damage. For example, extreme heat can cause significant volume loss.
It is normal to have multiple bottles open at a time but try to keep open only the number of bottles you can finish within a four month period. When storing open bottles, it is important to limit the influence of oxygen by simply replacing the cork.
Try to avoid having nearly-empty bottles as they only take up precious space. By finishing those bottles, you have a great opportunity to free storage space for new bottles and it is always fun to order new additions to your collection.
Owning and displaying a collection of fine whiskies is one of the great pleasures for collectors. The best way to show off your collection is by having a whiskey cabinet or a home bar. A whiskey cabinet is called a cellarette or cellaret and usually they come with some type of security such as a lock to protect the contents.
Additionally, it is better to choose museum-quality lighting. A bar cabinet with special lighting can bring out the gorgeous colors of the liquid without affecting the inks on the labels (especially if you have unique signed bottles) or warming up the contents.
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There are various options on where a whiskey cabinet can be placed - from a kitchen in a country style to a high tech modern bedroom. But the most common space where you can find a whiskey cabinet is in a home bar or a living room. Those place are perfect for enjoying a drink by yourself or in a company of your friends.
We also recommend to add a grandfather clock to create a unique interior design and complement your whiskey cabinet.
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