When stores set aside space for bottles and cans so that they can be recycled, they are doing their part.
WHAT -- 5-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $1,189,000 This stone and stucco house an hour north of Philadelphia has a 130-square-foot wine cellar with space for 600 bottles.
It was part of the developer's check list of brands and amenities — including nine Waterworks bathrooms, Ann Sacks tiles upstairs and down and a wine cellar with space for 4,500 bottles — chosen to lure buyers to the $5.9 million house.
On the west side, 30 Crosby Street has been renovated into giant luxury lofts in a $25 million project; the five-story building has a two-level wine cellar, with space for 20,000 bottles, and a lobby that looks like a spa you would get to on the Concorde, with marble, leather upholstery and gathered curtains.
He says it's about ensuring the longevity of the industry for everyone: "We are making the same product and theoretically fighting for space – in bottle shops, in the pubs.
Penthouse owners will be able to store about 2,500 bottles each; the other owners will have space for 1,200 to 2,000 bottles.
In an 1878 essay, Edison (or his ghostwriter) proclaimed portentously that his invention would "annihilate time and space, and bottle up for posterity the mere utterance of man".
It's a bag for a man who knows about the good things in life – a nice piece of leather, a smooth inner sanctum, enough space for a netbook and a bottle of Vitamin Water.
Toronto has more than enough spots for bottle service bros to rage, which makes spaces like this vitally important for the underground.
People have been hurling similar messages in bottles into outer space for a long time.
