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he stayed over a weekend which is usually quiet , so he was able to see the vineyard and the cellars , where the wine is aged.

Could China's taste for a fine Claret or a chilled Riesling be emptying the wine cellars of the western world?

She's moved cellars, into a room with a small shaft that allows a little daylight in.

This child lived, in this absence of affection, like the pale plants which spring up in cellars.

After a year or so of buying very heavily, many [buyers] have completed their cellars and are now very selective.

So, his job was the management of the cellars and wine making. But why does champagne have bubbles? You said something about climate. . .

New projects include an antiques trading center and a Chinese wine production business that will carve cellars into nearby hillsides.

Special tours to private car collectors, Balsamic vinegar and Grana cheese factories, as well as Lambrusco wine cellars can be arranged.

Amici Cellars was born out of a belief that good wine and good friends make natural partners.

At Cline Cellars, a Sonoma winery that has turned its rooftop solar, the only maintenance problem is dust, which can block out sunlight.

Over the years, the waste began to bubble up into backyards and cellars.

Of course, many older, well-experienced collectors have entire cellars full of California wines as well.

Radon levels are usually higher in basements, cellars or other structural areas in contact with soil.

The bank keeps bullion locked in its cellars.

Others preferred to remain within the city, huddling inside the temples, or in the public baths or in the cellars of their homes.

But Lieb Family Cellars insists that it is not making any money out of the project.

The cellars made of cement are used for census.

Large Format cellar: For the dedicated aficionado who shares the philosophy behind the maturation, inheritance and investment cellars.

We were treated to some of the delights of the college wine cellars and a feast for all the senses.

But, unfortunately for Fawkes and Catesby, King James heard about the plan and decided to search those cellars.

Founded in 1894, completed in 1903 the cellar seven meters deep, was completed in 11 years, was the only Asian underground wine cellars.

And why did it take so long for the cellars to be searched?

In September, his company, Crown Wine Cellars, finished construction of a new wine storage warehouse.

There were prisoners out cutting pulpwood, prisoners repairing bridges and causeways, prisoners constructing potato cellars.

It is a debate that is likely to grow - at least while there are still a few bottles in the country's cellars to fuel the discussion.

In the cellars of this fortress are racks upon racks of cables, letters and documents, stored in plain cardboard boxes.

These shells and bones would be well preserved in cellars or caves and come down to modern times.

The art collection was found in the bombed-out cellars of a Berlin house destroyed during World War II.

To be sure, the details of the Barclays plan differ in some crucial ways from the old SIVs-cum-cellars.

It is famous for its "wine cellars" where you can eat some typical Majorican food and of course also drink Spanish wine.

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, whose cellars are carved from the rocks beneath Nottingham Castle, is just such an example.

Usually damp and cool places like underground cellars are more appropriate.

For instance, some wine cellars are kept at the optimal temperature, but this is not a cold enough temperature at which to serve white wine.

It is the deep, dark discovery of roots and cellars, the opposite of enlightenment, but equally important and equally divine.

Supervise upkeep of all facilities. Most notably the wine cellars, brand displays, trade shows, and retail wine area.

Asian collectors, in particular, are eager to show off their wines, he adds (link to the article on Asian wine cellars).

Wine collectors keen to protect their bottles are also building secret cellars.

During the frequent air-raids people took refuge in their cellars.

Digging the holes and constructing the cellars has been anything but simple for my old, worn-out bones.

Aren't wine cellars only necessary for the finest, expensive wines?

Only hours before the planned explosion did a search of parliament's cellars reveal his barrels of gunpowder.

Some people dig cellars where they keep their potatoes and root vegetables.

Some cellars in Wuliangye have become national treasure.

The cellars are kept at ideal temperatures, insulated on the sides and top.

avoid cellar, cellars, flower room, a warm cellar, greenhouse and other moisture.

Small houses without cellars broke loose and whirled away.

Such as drinking wine cellars for years, let me slightly tipsy.

Cellars are either above-ground or underground.

In spring, sad souls grow light, as light falls into cellars at midday.

At the stores, three of them made their way to trap doors covering chutes to the coal cellars.

long-legged centipede common in damp places as e. g. cellars.

Thick-lipped urns will sweat in the fragrant cellars.

Hundreds of cellars and air-raid shelters are being rented out as living spaces in the Chinese capital.

People pull the most remarkable wines from their cellars and happily share them with friends and strangers alike.

You can see the house eating money if you go down to the cellars and the boiler room and watch Jack Hennessy stoking the boiler with coke.

But have you considered extending your appreciation of the humble grape to a tour of the world's wine cellars?

This is a 20 man version for going to Jupiter: bunks , storm cellars , exercise room .

It is estimated that a million people live in similar converted bomb shelters and cellars across China.

IN 2004 a businessman named Jim Thompson leased a set of old munitions bunkers in Hong Kong and converted them into wine cellars.

Why are there so many kinds of wine cellars?

As general manager of Hong Kong's Crown Wine Cellars, Gregory De 'Eb has opened more than one bottle of 1982 Chateau Lafite.

men with bare arms, matted locks, and cadaverous faces, who had emerged into the winter light from cellars, moved away, to descend again;

Runoff from different rain harvesting surfaces in hilly areas and techniques for building water cellars

In another nearby village, Mayi, leakages from ash ponds have raised the groundwater and flooded cellars;

This net-work of cellars has its immemorial population of prowlers , rodents, swarming in greater numbers than ever;

Analysis on Comprehensive Benefits of Water Cellars Built in Hillsides of West Linfen City

A Probe into the Cellars Maintenance of Aromatic Yeast Wine

Shrink to your cellars, holes, and cells;

Salt cellars of precious metal