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Separately handcrafted in a thirty-step process, the EuroCave Performance 283 will provide years of flowing, quiet, vibration-free service with the utmost ease of operation. Stored in these dutiful wine cellars, your finest vintages will develop to their full potential. Also the security lock and key will keep your valuable chrestomathy protected. Available with either 1-Temperature Zone, 2-Temperature Zones or 3-Temperature Zones. The 1-temperature highboy re-creates the natural deep cellar and ensures a constant optimum temperature between 55°F and 57°F, but has a temperature series of 41°F to 68°F. The hygrometer provides an LCD display to advise of humidity range. Built-in siren alerts when humidity level has fallen below 50%. Water can be added to cassettes to spread humidity to optimum range of 50-80%. The 2-temperature cabinet has 2 distinct compartments; the aging cell (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for services. The 2-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. The 3-temperature highboy has 3 distinct compartments; The room temperature compartment at the top keeps red wines at their recommended serving temperature (59-72°F), the aging space (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for professional care. The 3-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. *Perspicacity is based off using standard 750 mL size bottles, using larger Pinot Noir/Rhone area bottles may limit the capacity. If you would like to store larger bottles you can easily mediate the height of any of the shelves.
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The EuroCave Dual Zone 290 Wine Vault, part of EuroCave's Professional Series, uses an innovative and patented technology called NeoFresh. With this new reserved air technology comes better humidity control, much improved temperature uniformity throughout each zone, reduced verve consumption and reduced noise level. The Professional Series is designed for restaurant use but this Dual Zone 290 is finished for anyone that enjoys entertaining at home. The dual zones, the top zones for reds and bottom zone for whites, is expertly controlled to maintain ideal serving temperatures. The temperature of the red wine service zone is compliant from 61-68 and the temperature of the white wine service zone is adjustable from 43-54. Also featured on this dummy is UV free double Thermopane glass, digital temperature gauges for both zones with alarms, shining stainless steel door handle and it uses the new Sommelier rolling shelves. *Character is based off using standard 750 mL size bottles, using larger Pinot Noir/Rhone mass bottles may limit the capacity. If you would like to store larger bottles you can easily correct the height of any of the shelves.
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Singly handcrafted in a thirty-step process, the EuroCave Performance 283 will provide years of velvety, quiet, vibration-free service with the utmost ease of operation. Stored in these veracious wine cellars, your finest vintages will develop to their full potential. Also the security lock and key will keep your valuable store protected. Available with either 1-Temperature Zone, 2-Temperature Zones or 3-Temperature Zones. The 1-temperature committee re-creates the natural deep cellar and ensures a constant optimum temperature between 55°F and 57°F, but has a temperature run the gamut of 41°F to 68°F. The hygrometer provides an LCD display to advise of humidity range. Built-in siren alerts when humidity level has fallen below 50%. Water can be added to cassettes to enlarge humidity to optimum range of 50-80%. The 2-temperature cabinet has 2 distinct compartments; the aging bay (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for work. The 2-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. The 3-temperature highboy has 3 distinct compartments; The room temperature compartment at the top keeps red wines at their recommended serving temperature (59-72°F), the aging section (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for worship army. The 3-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. *Mother wit is based off using standard 750 mL size bottles, using larger Pinot Noir/Rhone dimensions bottles may limit the capacity. If you would like to store larger bottles you can easily redress the height of any of the shelves.
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Severally handcrafted in a thirty-step process, the EuroCave Performance 283 will provide years of slippery, quiet, vibration-free service with the utmost ease of operation. Stored in these proper wine cellars, your finest vintages will develop to their full potential. Also the security lock and key will keep your valuable assemblage protected. Available with either 1-Temperature Zone, 2-Temperature Zones or 3-Temperature Zones. The 1-temperature chest-on-chest re-creates the natural deep cellar and ensures a constant optimum temperature between 55°F and 57°F, but has a temperature compass of 41°F to 68°F. The hygrometer provides an LCD display to advise of humidity range. Built-in fright alerts when humidity level has fallen below 50%. Water can be added to cassettes to proliferation humidity to optimum range of 50-80%. The 2-temperature cabinet has 2 distinct compartments; the aging partition (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for employment. The 2-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. The 3-temperature senate has 3 distinct compartments; The room temperature compartment at the top keeps red wines at their recommended serving temperature (59-72°F), the aging niche (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for worship army. The 3-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. *Skill is based off using standard 750 mL size bottles, using larger Pinot Noir/Rhone judge bottles may limit the capacity. If you would like to store larger bottles you can easily adapt to the height of any of the shelves.
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Product Description
Singly handcrafted in a thirty-step process, the EuroCave Performance 283 will provide years of mild, quiet, vibration-free service with the utmost ease of operation. Stored in these honourable wine cellars, your finest vintages will develop to their full potential. Also the security lock and key will keep your valuable store protected. Available with either 1-Temperature Zone, 2-Temperature Zones or 3-Temperature Zones. The 1-temperature committee re-creates the natural deep cellar and ensures a constant optimum temperature between 55°F and 57°F, but has a temperature line up of 41°F to 68°F. The hygrometer provides an LCD display to advise of humidity range. Built-in unnerve alerts when humidity level has fallen below 50%. Water can be added to cassettes to improve humidity to optimum range of 50-80%. The 2-temperature cabinet has 2 distinct compartments; the aging chamber (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for help. The 2-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. The 3-temperature chest-on-chest has 3 distinct compartments; The room temperature compartment at the top keeps red wines at their recommended serving temperature (59-72°F), the aging slot (48-59°F) for storing and aging your wine and the serving compartment (41-54°F) for chilling white wines and champagne for checking. The 3-temperature unit does not contain a hygrometer or a lava rock cassette. *Potential is based off using standard 750 mL size bottles, using larger Pinot Noir/Rhone evaluate bottles may limit the capacity. If you would like to store larger bottles you can easily alter the height of any of the shelves.
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How Wine Enthusiast became data enthusiasts - DMNews
Wine Enthusiast CIO Francis Juliano had worked with direct marketing firm Belardi/Ostroy ALC (BOALC) for two years when he brought that time-honored question to the conference table yet again: Are our marketing dollars being spent efficiently? To answer that, the BOALC team - providers of list services for Wine Enthusiast's online merchandise sales, catalogs, magazine and wholesale operations - capitalized on the companies' good relationship to offer more analytical, creative and diverse tactics. The results of the analysis caused a jump from single- to double-digit growth, says Juliano. What went right? While list-related communications are often automated and firms must respond to demands for ROI, list service and direct marketing firms now benefit from creative looks at their data. Knowing how to look at a list to propose a new direction can boost a campaign's strategic vision and efficacy, according to practitioners. Most importantly, the revelations and tactics derived from data analysis can strengthen relationships with valued clients. Evolving from list service to full-service multichannel marketing company isn't coincidental. It has been highly strategic for many firms in the space. BOALC hired strategists and consultants with brand and client experience, from companies such as Eddie Bauer and Red Envelope, then took more intimate steps with clients like Wine Enthusiast. "As we [step] into a more strategic role, clients are willing to share more about their business with us," says Polly Bickel Wong, SVP of strategic consulting at BOALC. "We're not just talking about lists, strategies, opening up stores. We're helping them shift their marketing dollars more strategically through analysis. We're still focused on list services - we don't want to forget that - but what it means to be a good list manager is changing. It's growing." For Wine Enthusiast, that meant looking at its customer data, giving structure to customer behavior and digging well beneath presumptions. ...
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Any specific christmas gift ideas for a 40 year old man?
Q: I'm trying to think of a Christmas gift for my fiancee - and would love to get some specific ideas!
** He's already got tons of computer games, an iphone, GPS, Nintendo DS, ipod, all the latest gadgets.
** He's a huge coffee and wine enthusiast, Though he's already got the fancy coffee/ cappachino machine and all kinds of accessories. I thought about getting him one of those wine storage things, but when I tested the idea he didn't seem to thrilled about that.
** He's also a huge european history buff so maybe something related to that might be a good idea.
** Last year I made him a coffee mug, so maybe I can make him something else.
** Also we now live in different states until next April, so perhaps something that can keep us connected.
** He also LOVES cheese (he's French :).
Got any specific ideas for me? I'm hoping to spend less than $200 but if it's a really good idea I might be willing to spend more.
THANKS
A: My husband is 42 and he is a HUGE coffee drinker also. I purchased him all kinds of expensive coffees and flavored coffees. My husband is a big history buff also, especially military history and war. I went online and did a search for magazines that had to do with that. I found him a few magazines that he would love and purchased one year subscriptions to them. That is an idea also.
How about a cheese of the month club? They will send a different kind of cheese to him each month.
Good luck and Merry Christmas.
I need christmas present ideas for a 40 year old man?
Q: I'm trying to think of a Christmas gift for my fiancee - and would love to get some specific ideas!
** He's already got tons of computer games, an iphone, GPS, Nintendo DS, ipod, all the latest gadgets.
** He's a huge coffee and wine enthusiast, Though he's already got the fancy coffee/ cappachino machine and all kinds of accessories. I thought about getting him one of those wine storage things, but when I tested the idea he didn't seem to thrilled about that.
** He's also a huge european history buff so maybe something related to that might be a good idea.
** Last year I made him a coffee mug, so maybe I can make him something else.
** Also we now live in different states until next April, so perhaps something that can keep us connected.
** He also LOVES cheese (he's French :).
Got any specific ideas for me? I'm hoping to spend less than $200 but if it's a really good idea I might be willing to spend more.
THANKS
A: How about an itune gift card?
Does he have a coffee bean grinder?
Wine of the month club?
I am completely at a loss on Christmas ideas...help!?
Q: I have quite a few people I need to buy for this year, but don't really have an idea of what or where to start. If I tell you a little bit about the people, could you help me think of presents that might work? My budget is pretty open.
Fiance: Already ordered him a Roku netflix player - need another idea, too. He's a complete and total movie freak. He's also really into martial arts, running, cooking, travel, and music. He already has all the clothes/shoes/accessories that he wants. He also really enjoys camping and the outdoors. He wanted a kayak, but we have no place to store that in our condo. He's a videographer by profession, so anything related to that would be good, but would also probably be more than I can afford. Any ideas?
Father: No idea. Help! He's very much a guy's guy, and loves woodworking and lathe work, and motorcycles (BMW - he's not a Harley guy or a biker type - just likes to ride.) He also likes music to some degree.
Fiance's mother: Again, help me. She already HAS everything she could possibly want, and has everything she could want/need to decorate her home. She runs a franchise jewelry business, and travels a LOT. She's really kind of a fun-spirited hippy chick. I like her. :-)
Fiance's Father/Stepmom: This is what's particularly stumping me. They are very well traveled and affluent - it's truly a 'what to get the couple who has everything' question. They work together as a team in higher education, travel all over the world constantly, and are highly interested in diplomacy, peace in the Middle East, and humanitarianism.
My sister: She is married and has 6 children. She is a nurse, and so is her husband. I'd like to get a 'family present', so I don't have to buy 8. She's into Yoga a lot lately, and loves to read.
My brother: Lives in Alaska with his wife and 16 year old daughter. He's a machinist, gun enthusiast, and hunter. He also loves motorcycles, snomobiling, and paintball. Read: Redneck. I would also like to get a 'family gift' for them as well.
My aunt: We are visiting her over the holidays, and I'd like to give her a 'thank you' gift for having us. She is in her late 60's, and enjoys dogs, gardening, cooking, wine, and travel.
A: HERES WHAT I COULD COME UP WITH
Fiance: Mp3 player,Tent, Air matress
Your Father:Electric Saw, Wood (lots),Woodworking tools
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