Get the board games out, or even go out and get a little green-fingered 😍
On the topic of booze, if you’ve always dreamed of having your own wine collection, or curated wine cellar , why not start now? Chef Sommelier ofFirstly, find a good space - check the storage conditions; see the temperature and the humidity level - too low is going to dry out the cork and the oxygen will get into the bottle and kill the wine. The perfect temperature for a wine cellar is between 12°C and 15°C.
Buy a combination of bottles that need to age, and bottles that are ready to drink - one good tip is to buy second classes of wine from famous Châteaus, they are cheaper than the first cuvées and most importantly you don’t have to wait for them to age. Finally the most important thing. A wine cellar needs to be personal, so choose from regions you love. Then you’ll have more to share with your guests than just opening a bottle, you will be able to tell stories about it and bring it to life.Flowers have the ability to transform any space and bring a smile to anyone's face.
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