At my house in France I have a cellar containing 6,000 bottles of wine.
Below the kitchens are vaulted cellars, containing a blocked-up postern gate through the courtyard wall.
A mammoth temperature-controlled wine cabinet is in the rear of the dining room; a wine cellar containing between 150 and 200 selections is on the premises; and 40 wines are served by the glass, including two great Gayas from Italy at $40 and $45.
The National Historic Register of Places nomination noted that the cellar contained the "remains of the kitchen, washroom and wine cellar".
Though he doesn't cook at the farm, Beall is a trained chef himself, which may also explain the emphasis on food and wine here (Blackberry Farm's cellars contain upward of 165,000 bottles).
The cellar of the building contained a barber's shop, a grocery store and a butcher shop.
One, Henry Tang, has admitted to building a vast, unlicensed basement that reportedly was to contain a wine cellar, a movie theater and a Japanese-style bath.
This dubious place of worship, established in the 1820s largely as a burial speculation, contained a modest cellar in which the deceased were laid to rest in their thousands (ie. corpses were regularly surreptitiously cleared away).
It contains a gym, wine cellar and screening room.
At the time the building contained a laboratory, a wintering cellar, a wood workshop, an office with a comprehensive library of apicultural books, honey and wax extraction rooms and a two-person apartment used by student tenants.
Epic fail!" Others will see even gloomier implications: logistics chains grinding to a halt; billions vanishing from paralysed stock exchanges; planes falling out of the sky; looters herding the elderly into cellars for food; A-level coursework containing original research.
