Already opened is Peppi's Cellar, a spacious underground drinking den reached through the wine cellar.
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Amontillado should be served cool but not icy — cellar temperature, that is, if your cellar happens to be around 55 degrees.
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RSVP Marble Swivel Salt Cellar, from $29.95, available at AmazonIf you want to make a statement with something small, go for this elegant salt cellar.
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She noticed that the Comedy Cellar was advertising C.K.'s performance loud and proud, and as a frequent Comedy Cellar attendee and longtime comedy fan, she was livid.
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For that, consider "This Week at the Comedy Cellar," a series filmed at the Comedy Cellar in New York that features sets from some of the club's regulars.
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It also benefits from a spacious cellar with a high ceiling, where there are three rooms that we use as a wine cellar, for the storage of sports equipment and as a laundry.
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It has a wine and cigar cellar and home theater.
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She knows about the bowling alley, not the wine cellar.
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THE cellar is flooded and Chris Ranalli worries about snakes.
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Wintour, however, brings down the house at NYC's Comedy Cellar.
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It came with a custom wine cellar in the trunk.
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It's the same with the owner of the Comedy Cellar.
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The wine cellar holds a whopping 4,000 bottles of wine.
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Oh, and there's a burning fiery furnace in the cellar.
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Adjacent to the wine cellar is a wine tasting room.
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The cellar stairs were steep and the treads were narrow.
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"Buyer & Cellar," play by Jonathan Tolins, directed by Stephen Brackett.
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"Because, again, it's like the play ["Buyer & Cellar"]," she says.
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There's also a wine cellar, gym, and a media room.
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The polar opposite of cellar door is the word moist.
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The house also has a gym and a wine cellar.
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The passageway includes a sauna, steam room and wine cellar.
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They're convinced somebody else is in the cellar doing it.
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The basement has a wine cellar, utility room and storage.
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More bonuses include a dedicated billiards room and wine cellar.
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Let's start in the light and descend into the cellar.
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One of the cottages contains a wine bar and cellar.
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"An excellent foundation for a cellar!" my proud father declared.
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Finally, the wine cellar is also on the lower floor.
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Carmen Electra turned a wine cellar into a shoe closet.
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Argentina's cellar masters are venturing as far south as Patagonia.
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And it all seemed to emerge from … a wine cellar.
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With interest rates in the cellar, revenue is hard to find.
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The glass door wine cellar can hold up to 700 bottles.
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I've been going to the Comedy Cellar for over a decade.
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I can see you there, in Auerbach's Cellar, cheering Faust on.
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According to Ben, a writer at Snack Cellar, it's even better.
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And what multimillion-dollar home is complete without a wine cellar?
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The cellar itself can hold up to 5,000 bottles of vino.
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Annie returned to the cellar and got a twenty-pound bag.
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WESTPORT "Buyer & Cellar," play by Jonathan Tolins, directed by Stephen Brackett.
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Another luxurious part of Jordan's estate is the expansive wine cellar.
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From its restaurant days, the building also has a wine cellar...
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This isn't the first Comedy Central show inspired by the Cellar.
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A wine cellar and other storage is beneath the hall stairs.
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Residents have access to a communal wine cellar, a fitness studio ...
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Our job was to bring up the champagne from the cellar.
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Officials later seized property like the contents of a wine cellar.
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Poly Cave can turn your floor into a hidden wine cellar.
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Thanks to a new deal with Comedy Central, the Cellar is now broadcasting a half-hour of punch lines ripped from the headlines, brought to viewers by Cellar regulars such as Mike Vecchione and Jessica Kirson.
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You have to have a winemaker, a cellar master, a distribution system.
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Amanda Skinner, director of wine merchant Private Cellar, reports strong sales abroad.
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The neighbors' 4-year-old boy sat with us in the cellar.
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My aunt lives below me, while my grandmother sews in the cellar.
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By fall, Ansari was workshopping new material at New York's Comedy Cellar.
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There's certainly nothing restrained or modest about the climate-controlled wine cellar.
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The space includes its own library, wine cellar and in-ground pool.
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Inside ... check out the wine cellar ... it could use some work though.
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Derek Varin after a training session with Chris Cichon at the Cellar.
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Oh, and a wine cellar that can hold 2,o00 wine bottles.
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The wine cellar processes grapes picked at several of the nearby vineyards.
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A romantic Brooklyn cellar called Le Boudoir has a pronounced French accent.
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Roofs collapse, pipes burst, ghosts of Civil War soldiers haunt your cellar.
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After the war, Perla Rynecki retrieved one bundle from a Warsaw cellar.
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WESTPORT "Buyer and Cellar," play by Jonathan Tolins, directed by Stephen Brackett.
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A prized wine cellar lies at the far end of the cavern.
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Then it became clear that the fire was coming from the cellar.
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I think the marmalade pots now outnumber wine bottles in the cellar.
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It was an old coal cellar and you entered through a trapdoor.
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"This cellar filled with all the items was her hobby," Toop said.
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The garage level includes a wine cellar and access to both garages.
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The basement has a laundry room and a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
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There is also a three-room cellar that includes a wine room.
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The cellar residences, often overcrowded and unsafe, are occupied primarily by immigrants.
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A custom bar and gaming area is next to the wine cellar.
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It's also got a home theater, wine cellar and a massive kitchen.
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Nearby is a lounge with access to the well-stocked wine cellar.
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H.M. Luther, an antiques store, occupies the space, which includes a cellar.
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There was a trap door that led to a stone cellar below.
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Available in Virginia at Vintage Cellar in Blacksburg, Wine Mill in Winchester.
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The next year, inspectors again found illegal apartments, including in the cellar.
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Next to the wine cellar is a dining room that seats 10.
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Peppi's Cellar, his basement bar just below the restaurant, opened last week.
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To make the cellar rise, you simply have to press a button.
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By the end of the game, we were renamed the Cellar Dwellers.
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This particular man cave has a full bar, wine cellar and pool table.
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The large room bordering the Aquaviva cellar makes for a most ostentatious display.
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The artifacts were found in the remains of a cellar at the site.
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That's why I like that the last rape scene happens in the cellar.
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There is a 300-bottle wine cellar and humidor room for cigar-smoking.
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Locked in a cellar as his father approaches, Richard resolves not to cower.
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The wine cellar is temperature controlled and can hold up to 1,000 bottles.
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The Maialata would conclude with an epic feast in the Montinore wine cellar.
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The cellar also received £15,848 in payment for wine from other Government departments.
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It was installed by Noam's father, Manny, who opened the Cellar in 1981.
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And of course, the mega-mansion has an over-the-top wine cellar.
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Amenities include a steam room and sauna, wine cellar, cinema and garden library.
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Branson took shelter in a concrete cellar on Necker Island during the storm.
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The second kitchen, in the rotunda below the terrace, includes a wine cellar.
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Winning teams are typically built on the backs of the cellar-dwelling squads.
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That low passage leads to the caves for storage and a wine cellar.
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In May, he performed several nights at the Comedy Cellar in New York.
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There is also a basement with a large wine cellar and storage rooms.
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But hundreds of bottles never made it to that cellar, the authorities said.
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DRY RUN I try to perform on Sunday nights at the Comedy Cellar.
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It is calm and dark, kind of like stepping into a wine cellar.
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Hill occasionally opens the cellar door and tosses us a handful of nourishment.
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Available in Virginia at Sonoma Cellar in Alexandria, Richmond Wine Station in Richmond.
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Underneath the house, Mr. Brouwers added a rambling 750-square-meter wine cellar.
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Ms. Jackson worked her first harvest cleaning tanks and filters in a cellar.
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At the end of vault, we came to a cellar housing sparkling wine.
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From the cellar, we headed back to the tasting room with our guide.
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The property also includes a cellar, a back garden and a roof deck.
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Across the country, cellar-dwelling utilities are being moved farther and farther upstairs.
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The basement also has a movie theater, a wine cellar, and a bar.
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And slowly, in that half-dark cellar, all alone, I lifted the lid.
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Eventually, the cellar master will decide that a wine is ready for bottling.
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The Hudson House, whose wine cellar occupies an old jail, is a mainstay.
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It didn't even make Wine Enthusiast's list of the 10 Best Inflight Wine Programs and at Business Traveller's 2014 Cellar in the Sky Awards, it was completely shut out of the Best Business Class and Best Overall Wine Cellar categories.
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The three comedy heavy hitters took the stage together at New York's Comedy Cellar.
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Then, one by one, guests snag a crystal glass and head toward the cellar.
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We have beef, and the prices were in the cellar about a month ago.
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Some people will add an extensive wine cellar, extra bedroom, or a game room.
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This one comes from Cellar Door Games, the talented indie team behind Rogue Legacy.
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Other perks include catering by celebrity chefs and access to a private wine cellar.
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We also know Nancy was first tossed into the cellar and choked to death.
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Computer programmer Jill Greele (Jane Asher) soon discovers a specter in the unrenovated cellar.
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The building boasts an indoor pool, fitness center, wine cellar and private dining room.
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Refinery6563: When and why did you decide to protest outside the Cellar last night?
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The sun began to set as guests were ushered into the cellar for dinner.
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The home also is believed to include a gym, wine cellar and an elevator.
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"I have a wine cellar that's for a thousand bottles of wine," she reveals.
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He turned away from the Szechuan restaurant and kept walking, toward the Comedy Cellar.
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The home also includes a wine cellar that can hold up to 3,500 bottles.
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Other amenities include a wine cellar, theater room, barbecue grill and 18-car garage.
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There's also a lower-level bonus room, complete with a glass-front wine cellar.
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Her kidnapper killed himself after Natascha fled and the secret cellar had been discovered.
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The basement has a wine cellar and a one-bedroom apartment for a caretaker.
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The kitchen features state-of-the-art appliances, including a climate-controlled wine cellar.
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Come for the fresh bread at Cellar Door Provisions, and stay for everything else.
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Courtesy Francis C. Inserra "Was there some wine in the cellar?" de Rougé asked.
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Residents can also enjoy a wine cellar, water softeners and two electric car chargers.
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The group is spending the storm in a concrete wine cellar beneath his house.
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Half the time is spent in the cellar, the other half in the vineyard.
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The vast cellar, with a dirt floor and brick archways, spans a city block.
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The building's cellar is believed to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad.
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They came down from their rooms and were asked to wait in the cellar.
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In the cellar, there are still ghoulish frescoes from the 16th century depicting sin.
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He has assembled a cellar that holds more bottles than the one at Bouley.
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"We'd been tasting in my cellar for a while," said Brümmer, an amateur brewer.
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For at least nine months, until he does a set at the Comedy Cellar.
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The property also has a wine cellar, a tasting room, and a theater room.
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Gabriel: The process starts with filtering the milk, which we put in the cellar.
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Their first investigation begins with the discovery of a disfigured skeleton in a cellar.
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Most of my father's alcohol was secured in a cellar somewhere in the basement.
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The heavy door swung open, drawing the cool air of the cellar behind it.
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The cellar stocks wines from Italy, France and the United States, and nowhere else.
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"It was a sardine can, but it had a wonderful wine cellar," he said.
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Separate maid's quarters are off the kitchen, and there is also a wine cellar.
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It will also have a whiskey cellar, walk-in wine room and multiple bars.
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The swanky pad has a gourmet kitchen, conservatory, wine cellar and a home theater.
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Guessing Chyna's big on wine ... the house has a custom-built glass wine cellar.
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There were muddy paths and tomato fields, and big sacks of potatoes in the cellar.
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The castle-like mansion also boasts an indoor basketball court, theater room and wine cellar.
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It's a phrase that puts Drew Barrymore's "Cellar Door" shit in Donnie Darko to shame.
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If you've ever been in a root cellar, you probably thought it was pretty cool.
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With literally nowhere else to store a prisoner, Allie puts him in Luke's wine cellar.
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There's also a movie theater, giant wine cellar and a putting green in the backyard.
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Beyond the Comedy Cellar, unique and powerful women are taking over comedy from every direction.
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The eggs, covered in people's ambitions for love and prosperity, are stored in a cellar.
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On Sunday, hours after brunch, Louis C.K. had made his return to the Comedy Cellar.
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Inside the home are jacuzzi bathtubs, fireplaces, a wine cellar, media room and rooftop deck.
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It's almost misleading that the Bears ended up in the NFC North cellar last year.
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I make reservations at Comedy Cellar for an NYC trip coming up in three weeks.
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It also has a wine cellar ... maybe he should turn that into a game room.
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But the wine cellar, which holds up to 1,000 bottles, is also a favorite feature.
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This spring, they opened their " carnotzet " (cellar fondue room) for an animated community-garden meeting.
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It would be just shameful if we were left in the cellar for another generation.
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Rebel now has an awesome designer gourmet kitchen, glass wine cellar, a pool and spa.
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The American League Central cellar-dwelling Twins are just 2-11 versus AL East representatives.
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What follows is a sequence in a dark cellar—the stalker eyeing his blind pray.
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On today's episode: Noam Dworman, the owner of the Comedy Cellar in New York City.
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The Comedy Cellar was one of the first clubs to give him a regular slot.
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In the basement are a wine cellar, professional wet bar, safe room and half-bath.
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"Conditions worsened after the hose lines were brought down to the cellar," Commissioner Nigro said.
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Inside, there's a glass-encased wine cellar and a state-of-the-art movie theater.
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They were later joined by Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar, Wine Enthusiast, Wine & Spirits, Burghound.
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The house was gone, the cellar was gone, the blood and the bodies were gone.
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Looting $1.2 million of wine from the cellar of Mr. Solomon's home in East Hampton.
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Imagine that you don't want others to know about the details of the wine cellar.
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On Sunday night, he returned to the stage at the Comedy Cellar in New York.
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We sat in the cellar at tables arranged in a square and illuminated by candles.
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He singled out the scene at the Comedy Cellar, where comics congregate around one table.
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A wine cellar, maid's quarters and a three-car garage are on the lower level.
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Wine pairings are offered from the 1,13-bottle cellar, with mostly Californian and European selections.
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It has numerous "bonus" rooms, including a sun room, a wet bar, a wine cellar ...
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A cellar was divided into separate spaces, one for red wines and another for white.
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"I realized this wasn't going to be a regular night at the Cellar," she said.
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Their record isn't very good (4-303), close to the cellar of the Eastern Conference.
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The term evokes a damp underground cellar where oenophiles swirl merlots and sip pinot noirs.
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There were no sliding bookcases in the Aiken cellar, but the climate control was superior.
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The first floor has a fifth bedroom, plus storage and access to a wine cellar.
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But the Comedy Cellar, the neighborhood's most famous venue, lies in the middle of it.
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After nine months spent lying low, his comeback at the Cellar received a standing ovation.
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The home features a climate-controlled wine cellar, which can hold up to 1,000 bottles.
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My discovery in the cellar took a haphazard collection of anecdotes to a new level.
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They won intense loyalty from the fans for their first four years in the cellar.
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Alias Grace suggests what Grace mentally experienced while her alter-ego took over her "earthly shell:" Grace kneeling in the garden, Grace cowering in the cellar corner while McDermott choked Nancy alone, Grace standing upstairs in the Kinnear house next to the cellar trap door.
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The Redskins were picked by many to settle comfortably in the cellar of the N.F.C. East.
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It features a wine cellar, a formal salon, a ballroom and a period-paneled dining room.
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The two draws came against fellow Eastern Conference cellar dwellers Orlando City SC and D.C. United.
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A second, two-car garage is underneath the main house, next to the original fruit cellar.
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The aging cellar today houses more than 100,000 wheels of Comté in a defunct military fort.
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He prints seditious pamphlets, and smuggles alcohol from France, which they store in the brothel's cellar.
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Now, the record is sitting in a safe nestled amongst cognac bottles in a fancy cellar.
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Running through a wine cellar is unlike anything else and there were just people cheering everywhere.
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Obviously, he's got a hot tub, swim-up bar, walk-in humidor and wine cellar too.
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There's also an area that can easily be converted into a wine cellar or recording studio.
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Mattias led us to one final cellar, this one with its own bit of unique history.
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At the Comedy Cellar, a doorman recognized Martin and asked him if he wanted to perform.
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Many houses often don't have a cellar, which can be useful for storing food and wine.
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The final girl has become a final woman, and there's something very nasty in her cellar.
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Oenophiles will also love the sizable wine cellar — it has room to store over 1,000 bottles.
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That yacht reportedly has 82 rooms, a movie theater, a wine cellar, and a basketball court.
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It has eight bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a wine cellar, and a sun room, and a ballroom.
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Because nobody tells you this type of information, there's no such product like a wine cellar.
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A 1979 excavation on Pudding Lane, for instance, found a cellar containing fragments of collapsed buildings.
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The old trapdoor in the dining area opens to a 163-bottle wine and food cellar.
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Such work requires scrupulous hygiene and meticulous care in the cellar, and careful shipping and storage.
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The eight-bedroom, 10-bathroom home also includes media, game, hunting, wine cellar, and fitness rooms.
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Five weeks after Louis C.K.'s first controversial appearance at New York's Comedy Cellar, he's back.
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He also oversaw the construction of a new cellar and winemaking facility, designed by Norman Foster.
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At the beginning of "My Brilliant Friend," a doll is dropped down into a scary cellar.
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They heard tornado sirens outside, so they corralled their dogs and headed to their storm cellar.
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The next chapter, he said, will most likely focus on reviewing everything done in the cellar.
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The basement has a two-car garage, a wine cellar, a gym and a laundry room.
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" To which he replies: "You're gonna dress up like a badger and move into my cellar?
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The CellarTracker scores correlated with International Wine Cellar nearly as well, with a value of 0.555.
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They toured a Crimean winery and drank a priceless 240-year-old bottle from its cellar.
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KEEP IT FRESH Usually I'll go do a stand up show — mostly at the Comedy Cellar.
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They were invited to the wine cellar, where Mr. Johnston sipped Champagne and told old stories.
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Oenophiles will appreciate the impressive wine list and free daily tours of the sprawling wine cellar.
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Upstairs, Sara Chamberlin, a sommelier, stocks bottles of wine in the "cellar" above the dining room.
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It has six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a theater room, a wine cellar, and a tasting room.
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TED ALEXANDRO at the Comedy Cellar at the Village Underground (July 3; 7 and 9 p.m.).
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"In a bull market, it's not that easy to be a real cellar dweller," Cramer said.
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There's also a five-bedroom guest house, a tennis court, and a 12,00-bottle wine cellar.
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Guests make choices from the central cellar, which has more than 252,500 labels and 15,000 bottles.
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It comes with six bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, and a 1,600-bottle wine cellar.
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Soon, Che was performing at iconic New York comedy clubs like Caroline's and the Comedy Cellar.
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Immediately upon entering, you're face-to-face with a glass wine cellar hiding the view beyond.
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" All that the seller required, Dillon writes, was "a cellar or garret—failing that, a wheelbarrow.
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The basement has a rec room and a wine cellar that was originally the coal bin.
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With the news conference's atonement portion behind him, the farce reached its ceiling — or its cellar.
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Energized by back-to-back playoff wins, the Cellar Dwellers talked trash to the opposing team.
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" (While the Cellar is famous for celebrity drop-ins like Kevin Hart and Dave Chappelle, no A-listers appeared on the premiere episode.) When asked how the politics of the Cellar would work on cable, Mr. Hirschorn replied: "I'm comfortable with the level of wokeness here.
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Becky then stashed the tail inside of a secret hidey hole in the fancy glass wine cellar.
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Perhaps, they weren't able to evacuate in time and figured the wine cellar would be safe enough.
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We hear the same stories many timesand still repeat the boring ending,the one with the cellar.
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Tapes of Bob Marley and The Wailers' recordings have been recovered from a West London hotel cellar.
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Together we head to the cellar where Gisous is kept—the wine, that is, not the grandmother.
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In fact, I have drawers spilling with uncategorized items and our cellar sometimes doesn't bear going in.
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He makes it as far as the creepy root cellar when he hears someone call his name.
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On Sunday, footage of a leaked standup set by C.K. at the Comedy Cellar surfaced on YouTube.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to the Comedy Cellar and representatives for C.K. and Black for further comment.
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They find an old-style cellar in the ground where the figure was standing, and open it.
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And the cellar Kravitz converted into a to a speakeasy is stocked with bottles of Dom-Perignon.
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"It's so rare to get a crack at a spectacular wine cellar like Mr. Koch's," said Kriegel.
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The next day I went into the creepy old cellar and it was hunkered in a corner.
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He's shorter than I thought and his hair smells like cellar damp, but he compliments my hair.
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This 2,282-square-foot home features a 300-bottle wine cellar, outdoor patio and breezy open layout.
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The Cellar is also where Aziz Ansari recently chose to do one of his own comeback sets.
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Construction workers put finishing touches on luxury amenities including courtside lounges with their own private wine cellar.
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A cellar houses a newly renovated bathroom with a fireplace and a claw-foot tub in black.
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There is also a wine cellar in the basement, as well as a workshop and storage space.
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When they get thirsty, patrons can head to the walk-in wine cellar at The Dining Room.
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The machines aren't going to be deactivated and sent to live in some kind of cold cellar.
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She gets a lot of questions asking why, as a child, she didn't flee the cellar earlier.
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Zoë Hellerkicked me down her cellar(a lit'ry penitentiary)for being so "midcentury"(that's Howe, Trilling, Kazin).
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The article also misstates the surname of the playwright of "Buyer & Cellar," a comedy about Ms. Streisand.
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"We bottle when the moon is descending," Ms. Variara told me as we walked into her cellar.
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Cellar door is commonly accepted to be one of the most pleasant phrases in the English language.
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The exit from the wine cellar to a downstairs terrace is lined with typical Arabic-style tiles.
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If you have a cellar, but it doesn't keep the ideal 210 degrees year round, fear not.
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Back in winter's root cellar, I also add red onion to the dish, in two different ways.
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It's got a pool and wine cellar, plus a walk-in closet bigger than most master bedrooms.
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A trapdoor leads to a subterranean space that could be used as a wine cellar, he said.
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Many in the wine industry are notoriously opaque about their agriculture, their cellar techniques and their ingredients.
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It was called "Kontrollpunkt," ("control point," from Checkpoint Charlie) but everyone just called it "Kellerloch" ("cellar hole").
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Yet for short-term food security, it is the greenhouse and root cellar that will save lives.
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Louis C. K. made a surprise appearance at the Comedy Cellar in New York over the weekend.
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Vegetarians can enjoy the selection of salads and pasta, and the expansive wine cellar does not disappoint.
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A week ago, Louis C. K. did an unannounced set in New York at the Comedy Cellar.
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Next, he recreated the demonstration photos — a cellar floor, an empty sidewalk — as dioramas of dead space.
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The homeowner was also an extensive wine collector and the cellar can hold up to 4,000 bottles.
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Ms. Naini said the unit also comes with 280 square feet of storage space in the cellar.
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The Marranos were the Jews that converted to Christianity but continued to practice Judaism in the cellar.
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I finally came to understand why my father had gone to such lengths to conceal his cellar.
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The cellar was briefly turned into a bar in the early 90s but closed down in 2000.
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And last but certainly not least is the wine cellar, capable of holding 1,600 bottles of wine.
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He also performed in Wisconsin and Philadelphia last month and at New York's Comedy Cellar in May.
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The finished basement has a second kitchen and a wine cellar, as well as a family room.
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Underground -- A basement or cellar is the safest place to protect yourself from a tornado's violent winds.
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Up one level there's a stylish home office that's steps away from a glass-encased wine cellar.
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Mr. Leane discovered it in his cellar after the show at the Victoria and Albert had closed.
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Mr. Hermé also composed the wine list, choosing many bottles that he has in his own cellar.
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Then the guest's throat would be slit and the body dumped through a trapdoor into the cellar.
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"The [Graham-Cassidy] approach reminds me of the old cellar doors at my parents' house," she said.
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It's potent, particularly in the cellar holding the cheeses left to sit for 120 days or more.
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And there's a chef's kitchen with a restaurant-grade Viking range and a 750 bottle wine cellar.
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That's frustrating to Democrats, who feel in their bones that his numbers should be in the cellar.
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While the Cellar claims it never knows who will stop by, a spokesperson for the venue did tell one guest who inquired after C.K.'s August performance that C.K. wouldn't be back in the Cellar for months and his next appearance would not be a surprise, the Times reports.
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With German presence looming, the Quatrevilles moved Adelman to the cellar of the bombed out home next door.
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A walk-in wine cellar can double as a shelter during a bad storm, or other unthinkable disasters.
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Lexie is actually brought in for questioning, with Jason and Clark keeping her down in the wine cellar.
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We drag up some garden furniture from the cellar and decorate with what we still have on hand.
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The Devils could have moved ahead of Detroit and out of the Eastern Conference cellar with a win.
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In addition, her entire family hid a British paratrooper in their cellar after the devastating Battle of Arnhem.
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When Jake sends Tess down to the wine cellar, she overhears a heated conversation between Serena and Simone.
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In late August 2018 — less than a year after his apology — C.K. was back at the Comedy Cellar.
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The surprise performance took place at the Comedy Cellar in Manhattan, The New York Daily News first reported.
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And no, you don't need a giant pantry or a disaster preparedness cellar to take advantage of it.
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A dining room, screening room, wine cellar and outdoor kitchen perfect for entertaining are among the luxury amenities.
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In the meantime, I am going to be at Comedy Cellar every night until they all come back.
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I continued through the set, occasionally joining some of the others who had entered the cellar with me.
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Olive oil is produced from olive trees on the estate and stored in a cellar in the home.
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And then the new brigade of forward-thinking restaurant contenders: Inver, Timberyard, The Gannet, Scorrybreac, and The Cellar.
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The Houston Astros triumphed in seven games, leaving Brown to make a nice donation to Abbott's wine cellar.
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He took the stage in August 2018 at Manhattan's Comedy Cellar and has made other appearances since then.
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The subterranean floors beneath the master suite house a wine cellar and a home theater worth $1.3 million.
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If the Yankees settle into or around the A.L. East cellar, how could Cashman resist trading from strength?
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Dutch designers have come up with a naturally-cooled underground cellar that can be buried in anyone's backyard.
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In 2015, Sotheby's auctioned a Krug cellar visit and a tasting of their wartime 1.23 vintage for $116,000.
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Thus the 100,000 bottles in the Metropol's cellar have had their labels removed, supposedly rendering them blissfully equal.
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The Comedy Cellar and the Comedy Store, that's their church and their synagogue in a lot of ways.
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Kris is deep into the wine cellar and is clearly tipsy by the end of the first day.
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The Red Sox, who huddled in the A.L. East cellar to wait out the storm, provide a model.
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And the discovery that the cellar door had been left open to the elements for a rainy week.
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A hard cider, pulled from the cellar, neither fridge-cold nor kitchen-warm, is the thing to drink.
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For decades Champagne marketing has emphasized the importance of such cellar work over the character of the vineyard.
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Still, bad years can produce exceptional Champagnes, and Régis Camus, cellar master at Piper-Heidsieck, was not deterred.
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He unloaded his wine cellar, liquidated his retirement accounts and moved to Rwanda with no plan to leave.
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BRUNCH AT THE PSYCH WARD I'm more than likely to take a trip over to the Comedy Cellar.
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It turns out that by watching your butler's movements, other people can infer a lot about the cellar.
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There are bicycles, a small gym and steam room, and a wine cellar where tastings can be arranged.
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Mr. Burch was retrieved from a cellar where he was being held in a lawless part of Yemen.
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The house features a replica of a Loew's Pitkin theater, as well as a wine cellar/tasting room.
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The winery still had five acres of unpicked grapes and 10 tons of the fruit in the cellar.
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A subterranean space has the appearance of a friendly dungeon and could be used as a wine cellar.
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Its head bangs against every step, and there's a long way to go until we reach the cellar.
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She especially liked the "botulistic preserves" in Mason jars in the basement cellar where the bodies were found.
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Mr. Vos is a 30-year veteran of stand-up and a beloved regular at the Comedy Cellar.
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Scheduled weddings marked the chalkboard, they say, and rats could be seen scurrying across the wine cellar floor.
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She wasn't even particularly interested until she came across a trunk of letters in her grandfather's wine cellar.
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The property also includes a five-bedroom guest house, a tennis court, and a 12,000-bottle wine cellar.
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They placed the grapes in big baskets that were loaded on a tractor and carted into a cellar.
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Each sports an on-board cooking school (with a cheese and wine cellar) and a therapeutic salt lounge.
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Accompanying it all is a wine cellar stocked with Canada's best vintages by Mr. Charles's partner, Jeremy Bonia.
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The countertops in the kitchen are made from old bar countertops that had been left in the cellar.
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Originally a wine cellar, the 216 square-foot cave was carved into the cliff some 2125 years ago.
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The sheer variety and complexity of the equipment required between vineyard, cellar and finished product can be astounding.
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The house also has a media room, a wine cellar and a basement room used for barrel storage.
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I was in the Roulot cellar with Jean-Marc Roulot tasting aligotés when he pulled out the '21970.
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Investor sentiment has been in the cellar … so anything that's slightly positive would be viewed as good news.
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Maureen's Jazz Cellar, a cozy spot that opened in 2016, offers Grateful Dead tribute bands on Thursday nights.
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The property had a cellar, half-painted children's nursery, and creaky floorboards like a classic horror movie set.
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Plus, of course, the requisite movie theater and wine cellar that is always a must with rarified mansions.
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But we represent bands from Northern California, this year we've got Heron Oblivion, Cellar Doors and Down Dirty Shake.
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"There can't be a permanent life sentence on someone who does something wrong," said Comedy Cellar owner Noam Dworman.
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A den, formal living and dining rooms, and large basement with wine cellar offer plenty of possibilities for renovations.
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"We lived for three months in the cellar, before they liberated our areas on July 7," said Moayad, 45.
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His very natural reaction is to lock all the servants in the root cellar and throw away the key.
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He says there are three types of wine everyone should have in their wine cellar: Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne.
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But while they're in the wine cellar, Cyrus offers up another bottle; he's actually just trying to distract Rowan.
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Grace, on the other hand, alleges McDermott shot at her after the pair dropped Kinnear's body in the cellar.
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At first, Sunday seemed like just a normal night at the Comedy Cellar in New York City's Greenwich Village.
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Though I'm sure it wasn't too much of a hardship to live in a wine cellar for a while.
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"We believe they must have made visits [to the cellar] before," a police spokesman said, according to the Guardian.
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A fellow comic snapped a photo of Schumer, 37, holding a microphone next to the famed Comedy Cellar sign.
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Perhaps the dread word lies in some buried depths of her unconscious, like an explosive charge in a cellar.
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Based on reports of his set at the Comedy Cellar, however, he has not yet taken on that question.
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The former breezed by on his skateboard about to do a set at the nearby Comedy Cellar on Macdougal.
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This might seem like a large amount, but it is still cheaper than digging a cellar under your home.
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The Beatles first played at the Cavern - a cramped cellar bar in the northern English port city - in 1961.
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One of the residence's most impressive features is a massive subterranean wine cellar that cost seven figures to create.
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It also has loads of flatscreen TVs that drop from the ceiling and a movie theater and wine cellar.
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The renovated five-bedroom home includes a wine cellar, an outdoor pavilion, and a zero-edge pool and spa.
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The house includes a swimming pool, a spa, an outdoor fireplace, a wine cellar, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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That home features a private elevator, indoor pool, wine cellar, library, and 1.23 acres of land, the listing shows.
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The Cellar has since changed its rules to what it describes as a "swim at your own risk" policy.
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Residents can grab some vino from the 2,500-bottle wine cellar and settle down at the glowing onyx bar.
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I left the cellar and ventured toward the main area of the town, searching for a more palatable drink.
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The lavish property also has a wine cellar, a movie theater, and a moat with a transparent underwater chamber.
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She took shelter in what she called a "cellar" with a group that was at first just 15 people.
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Editors' Note: March 31, 2018 An earlier version of this article included a reference to the Shoah Cellar Museum.
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This area, which once served as a wine cellar, is often used as guest quarters by the current owner.
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The grounds include an impressive wine cellar, spa, bank, fitness center, movie theater and a large outdoor swimming pool.
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It also comes with a 342-square-foot studio for staff, No. 28L, and a 1,764-bottle wine cellar.
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They never locked the wine cellar; residents of the apartments above the restaurant would come by and help themselves.
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This time, he left something behind: On the brick cellar wall, he scribbled his name — and his prisoner number.
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The cellar is filled with gigantic wooden barrels, all featuring carvings related to their family history by Ortisei artisans.
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Soon I started making guitars for other people, all underground — literally underground, from the root cellar of our house.
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Instead, Viúva Gomes buys wine from the co-op and then ages it in its own cellar before bottling.
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Branson, who sought refuge in the wine cellar of his home during Irma, still appeared shaken from the experience.
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Yet nine months later, several people think Szekely's Comedy Cellar appearance may be a stab at rehabilitating his image.
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The mansion's wine cellar is stocked with nearly 1,700 bottles, each one sporting the Crystal Pointe cellar's custom label.
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He has been the face of the franchise, leading the team from the cellar to five straight NBA Finals.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson survived Hurricane Irma barreling over his private islands by hunkering down in his wine cellar.
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To the left of the sparkling wine cellar is a crested vault that appeased the history-lover in me.
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I didn't go anywhere for Christmas — I just went to the Comedy Cellar [the New York club] every day.
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A root cellar accessible from outside is used to store wine and has a staging area for serving guests.
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It has eight bedrooms, eight baths, a wine cellar, several kitchens and a beautiful view of the wine region.
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In the cellar, a big kitchen includes a dumbwaiter that once sent meals up to the green dining room.
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For some comics, the pressure of a spot at the Cellar makes them reluctant to experiment or push buttons.
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She remembered—as a little girl—Errol Flynn and Orson Welles being down in the cellar tasting the wine.
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A lower level includes a library, pantry, workout room, pool table area, full bath, wine cellar and storage area.
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Her home, in London, has a wine cellar and a rehearsal studio with a small collection of Steinway pianos.
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To be sure they wouldn't find out, for our second time, we agreed to meet in my parents' cellar.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have slipped into the cellar of the National League Central and they only have themselves to blame.
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Tall trees surround an empty field and the two-story dream home with a big garage and stocked wine cellar.
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A paramilitary police officer said the workers discovered the coins in the cellar after rattling a mysterious, shell-shaped container.
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"We put it up a few months ago after a pretty rough weekend," Beer Cellar bartender Lauren Dew told MUNCHIES.
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The star-worthy property boasts a wine cellar, temperature-controlled silver storage room, backyard tennis courts and a swimming pool.
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The bars on the windows of the Morsanis' cellar were added to comply with post-repeal rules, Mr Ranalli says.
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Carved into the caldera cliff, Hector Cave House was originally a wine cellar, and was converted into a vacation home.
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I kept him in the cellar for 29 years but now I feel I should take him out on jaunts.
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"If dudes could stop trying to kiss our female bartender's hands, that would be great," the Cellar posted on Twitter.
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The design for the space, which includes a cellar bar and lounge, is by the Rockwell Group and features graffiti.
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Audience participation is a huge part of going to the Comedy Cellar, and a big reason why people show up.
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From there a bookshelf swings open and you descend a staircase that leads into the dimly lit, cavernous cellar restaurant.
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Among the amenities reportedly included in the sprawling property are a wine cellar, a media room and an indoor arboretum.
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They dug them up in the cellar of a house in Westchester, New York, where Albert Fish murdered Grace Budd.
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The auction of William I. Koch's wine cellar will take place on May 19 to 21, 2016, in New York.
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His renovations will reportedly create 210 bedrooms, 21998 bathrooms, five living rooms, two elevators, a solarium, and a whiskey cellar.
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Everything from the menu to the minimalist wine cellar make InGalera look like any other popular restaurant in downtown Milan.
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Neither team entered with any momentum and both suffered losses to the perennial NBA cellar dwelling Philadelphia 76ers last week.
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Ridgeview is building a new cellar to cope with a rise in production from 22016,000 to 600,000 bottles a year.
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Peele ends up with "a platter of stork ankles, an old cellar door, a possum spine and a human foot".
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There is also space for the whiskey cellar and wine room, complete with an elevator to access the home's amenities.
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Regulars also defended the table against comedians who didn't do standup at the Cellar, were hacks, or were dressed badly.
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The temperature in the cellar remains stable — between 50 and 54 degrees Fahrenheit — and doesn't require any connection to electricity.
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On the estate's lower level is the media room, sauna and wine cellar, which can hold more than 5,000 bottles.
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As Lerner's wife took sick and went upstairs, they went downstairs to find a cellar converted into a shooting range.
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"The Apprentice," the reality television show that greatly elevated Mr. Trump's celebrity, included a scene shot in the wine cellar.
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In the cellar he traded in the steel and French oak for wooden vats and large barrels of Slavonian oak.
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He is out every night keeping his standup skills sharp, at clubs including the Comedy Cellar, the Stand and Caroline's.
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Ready to experience the heart and soul of Tokaj, I entered the deep, cool cellar at the Tokaj Macik Winery.
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Thomas will miss Friday's game against the cellar-dwelling Brooklyn Nets and Sunday's matinee with the Philadelphia 76ers (24-43).
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Louis C.K.'s appearances at the Comedy Cellar have been increasing in frequency; he performed on Sunday night as well.
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You know the drill: Give these wines just enough of a chill to approximate the temperature of a cool cellar.
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His show will also mark the first time that a magic show has been featured at a Comedy Cellar venue.
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There are witches and a menacing character named Granny Someone and a lot to be scared of in the cellar.
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Maybe the reason Jancis Robinson correlates relatively poorly with International Wine Cellar is because she has her own distinctive palate.
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Duties include delivering "the highest quality V.I.P. hospitality for all government departments and ministers" and managing the government's wine cellar.
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He also did not suspect Mr. DeMeyer, who calmly led East Hampton detectives around Mr. Solomon's wine cellar on Nov.
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The main living room has a cocktail bar, a fireplace and a circular staircase leading down to the wine cellar.
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What do the walls of this cellar know—what horrors have they witnessed, and what ancient secrets do they hold?
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His approach to winter cooking is to embrace the austerity and master what's left in the root cellar and freezer.
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I saw the cellar doors leading to the basement that Wilson described as storage space for the always eccentric Hedley.
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Welcome to Manhattan in the new Gilded Age, where condos offer wealthy buyers not just decadent indulgences — A wine cellar!
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After retiring, Kaneda managed another perennial cellar-dweller, the Lotte Orions (now the Chiba Lotte Marines), from 1973 to 1978.
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Available in Virginia at Arrowine and Cheese in Arlington, Libbie Market in Richmond, Sonoma Cellar in Alexandria, Unwined in Belleview.
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The 20,248-square-foot mansion has a two-story library, a home theater, a gym, and 1,000-bottle wine cellar.
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It's also home to a wine cellar with a shop focused on single vineyard wines from several producers in Barolo.
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It's a book that teaches, making it more suitable for a novice than someone with a sophisticated cellar and palate.
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A Signature wine cellar lets you see your wine collection without opening the door, and it includes multi-temperature control.
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Now, it's both dinner jackets and dirt, the blending art of the cellar master and the idiosyncratic expression of place.
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And there's plenty of space to park vino too: The estate has a wine cellar with space for 222,218 bottles.
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Dime appears to be popular with a number of wine drinkers, scoring an average score of 89.8 on Cellar Tracker.
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"They just surround us and literally try to pick off our customers," said Noam Dworman, owner of the Comedy Cellar.
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As a result, he has long banned comics who perform at the Cellar from appearing at other clubs on Macdougal.
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While St. Louis snapped a three-game skid, cellar-dwelling Cincinnati fell for just the second time in six outings.
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That is, until Sunday night, when Louis C.K. returned to performing for the first time at New York's Comedy Cellar.
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The wine will be sold at the Sevnica Castle circular cellar in Slovenia as well as the town's tourist office.
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The Hawks were 4-21 with Collins out of the lineup and dropped into the cellar of the Eastern Conference.
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A forlorn chimney standing stark and crumbling above a cellar-hole full of crushed and rusting appliance, broken crockery, ashes.
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For further imbibing, the chalet's cellar is stocked with a dizzying amount of premium wine available at an extra charge.
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His son, Noam, who now runs the Cellar, built it into a perpetually sold-out juggernaut with three performance spaces.
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Ms. Schumer, a longtime Cellar regular, told me that before becoming famous, she never tried new material on the weekend.
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A pair of doors in the wine cellar open to a porte cochere on the south side of the property.
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But after the fire, city building inspectors discovered the cellar of the house had been illegally converted to an apartment.
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Too much exposure to direct sunlight can ruin a bottle that would have been great if kept in a cellar.
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"Just die!" they like to write, or: "Why don't you just go back to the cellar and stay there..."Thirteen years ago Natascha Kampusch, who is now 31, made headlines around the world when she escaped from the secret cellar of her kidnapper, Wolfgang Přiklopil, after almost eight and a half years of imprisonment.
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It was the face of a mother who climbs out of a cellar to find the tornado has leveled the house.
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Police cleared the apartment using tear gas after entering through an opening in the cellar of the home, the AP reports.
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In a roundabout way, Nancy tries to get to the bottom of that mystery when she locks Sasha in the cellar.
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A couple episodes back it was the revealed that President Grant had installed a massive wine cellar in the White House.
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The second time it happens, some weeks later, I am in the cellar, pulling wet clothes out of the washing machine.
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Investigators made their way through the cellar and the first floor, climbing to a bedroom on the second floor, he said.
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It was two-and-a-half kilometres to the nearest neighbour, and we had an earth cellar where we kept food.
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On March 2, Fade to Mind will release Cellar, the second EP from NA, the solo project of Ngunzunguzu's Daniel Pineda.
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The New York Times reports that C.K. made a surprise and unannounced appearance at Greenwich Village's Comedy Cellar late Sunday evening.
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The couple also added a space in the basement for a temperature- and humidity-controlled wine cellar, which hosts 1,500 bottles.
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But by the time she gets to the Comedy Cellar, she's separated from her husband and inflamed about those same topics.
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The big moment came on July 22 while the couple stood at the altar at Quincy Cellar in Ripley, New York.
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And the Reds, the NL Central cellar-dwellers, were one out away from shutting out the Cardinals in 22 straight innings.
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But comedy exists outside of two venues in the West Village, and maybe with time the Comedy Cellar will catch up.
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I had no intention of going to the Comedy Cellar that night, but felt it was my duty to speak up.
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I remember seeing Dave Chappelle randomly drop in at the Comedy Cellar one night when I was a teenager, I believe.
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August 2800, 2656: Louis C.K. comes back to public life with his a surprise stand-up set at the Comedy Cellar.
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The man had built a device that notified him if someone approached his property when he was tinkering in his cellar.
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The Fab Four played at the cellar bar — now located across the street from its original venue — in their early years.
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It's interesting ... clearly, the Comedy Cellar isn't shying away from any comic, regardless of controversy ... and neither are Amy or Jeff.
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Renovations that serve a very narrow purpose (such as adding a cellar, gym, or sauna to your home) often alienate buyers.
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Protesters surrounded the comedian during a set at the Comedy Cellar in New York City on Monday, according to Page Six.
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Ray's at his most hopeless in the cellar, failing to deliver on every lullaby request Rachel throws at him for consolation.
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And during a stand-up set at New York City's Comedy Cellar last October, Rock got surprisingly candid about the split.
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Butchertown Market, an indoor boutique mall, provides space for Louisville chocolatier Cellar Door Chocolates and home goods shop Work the Metal.
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In yet another cellar are stacks of thousands upon thousands of bottled premium wines, aging an additional 6 to 12 months.
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Located right on the water, this 10,472-square-foot house features an outdoor kitchen, private wine cellar and hardwood floors throughout.
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The main house boasts a downstairs wine cellar, 257 feet of waterfront, a four-car garage, and a two-boat marina.
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"We thought about a wine cellar and more storage space," said Marc Cooper, the president of the building's co-op board.
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It turns out she's keeping a cellar not unlike Hershel's barn — it's full of walkers who eat the occasional doggie dinner.
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Dungeons and Dragons was long resigned to the attic (or more likely the cellar) of too-nerdy-even-for-most-nerds.
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Having accumulated only six playoff points over the first 32 races, however, he started the Round of 43 in the cellar.
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Down in the cellar of the venue was a rare bourbon tasting, which included bourbons from Buffalo Trace, Weller, and Taylor.
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Becoming a good winemaker requires experimenting with a range of tried and true methods, both in the vineyard and the cellar.
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It has a wine cellar, a theater, a gym, tennis courts and a huge swimming pool, complete with a shadowy grotto.
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This 6,523-square-foot home has it all: a chef's kitchen, home theater, wine cellar, indoor gym and five-car garage.
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" What's more, the Bat Cave "needs work: Last night it was not much more interesting than the cellar of the Munsters.
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Her opponent Pam Sorenson also trains out of the Cellar and she took this fight on less than 48 hours notice.
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"She made those in her cellar," Rodriquez said as he pointed to the many small, flat cement markers in the ground.
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There is a 300-square-foot wine cellar, in addition to a laundry area, a maid's room and a large office.
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If the show does well, it would change not just the landscape of late-night television, but also the Cellar itself.
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As of Thursday night, there were several feet of water in the cellar that promised to slow down the second inquiry.
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For the professional scores, we purchased memberships to three sites: Wine Advocate (Robert Parker's site), International Wine Cellar, and Jancis Robinson.
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Jancis Robinson and Wine Advocate comes in at 2311, and Jancis Robinson and International Wine Cellar isn't much better at 2500.
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At the Comedy Cellar in October, he started his set off with, "So what kind of year have you guys had?"
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The 15,000 sq ft home features 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a wine cellar and a guest house with a movie theater.
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Beyond the public rooms is a large, commercial-grade kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a wine cellar and cold storage rooms.
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The first, "The Cellar," is a time travel romance, while "The Heat" is a combination ghost story/murder mystery/sports drama.
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This floor also contains two en suite bedrooms (one with a balcony), a laundry area and a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
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And in seeing Louie's relentless efforts to keep Winslow alive — he sleeps with him in the cellar, wakes for 4 a.m.
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Beyond is a two-car garage with a wine cellar and second-floor studio apartment, along with a covered car space.
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It has seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, with a sun room, a wine cellar, a theater room, and a master wing.
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For instance, when I was down in the cellar, we had to wear gas-masks sometimes, for the fear of gas.
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After dinner, dessert, and a couple of rounds of Patrón, we took a cab to the Comedy Cellar, in Greenwich Village.
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Its owners introduced tours to the winery in the early 60s, and recognizing their popularity, added cellar tasting parties as well.
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Once, she went to the wine cellar by herself for a bottle of red wine and chose a Cheval Blanc '55.
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In 2009, when my family moved to a town house in Brooklyn, I had a cellar of my own, at last.
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A wine cellar, a Finnish sauna, a bathroom, a bedroom, a gym and a storage room are on the lower level.
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He flew beneath giant balloons, with guests in a wicker gondola with a kitchen, bathroom, wine cellar, printing press and darkroom.
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In addition to the grapevines, the listing comes with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a wine cellar, and a four-car garage.
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"This will enable us to put into cellar amazing wines which will be on the market in three years," he added.
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Ms. Morrison has historic ties to their wedding location, the Fermenting Cellar, which is part of the Gooderham & Worts Distillery District.
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"Basically, the cliff is inside the building," Mr. Dunn said, similar to how old homes sometimes have bedrock in the cellar.
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To the right is a guest suite that was once part of the wine cellar and retains its original interior shutters.
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Violet-scented Argentine malbec that is medium-bodied, unmarred by clumsy oak treatments or other cellar techniques, is a great thing.
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When we did Trainwreck, I used to go do spots at the Comedy Cellar at the end of each day's shooting.
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There was a wooden folding chair in the cellar, and when I came down, he was sat on it completely naked.
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This article originally appeared in Danish on MUNCHIES DK. The first thing we notice in the large cellar is the sound.
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Alice Glass kicked off the week-long series of showcases with her performance of "The Doll House" at the Fermenting Cellar.
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Edgar Harden first noticed something special about old spirits when he was clearing out a wine cellar for an estate sale.
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After rummaging through the cellar, the owners told him to sell the Mouton but toss the case of 280s Gordon's gin.
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The luxury continues downstairs where the owner built a 3,000-bottle wine cellar that's fully stocked with a wall of Crystal champagne.
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Proof and ProvisionUnderneath the historically bougie confines of the Georgian Terrace, there's a bar that's equal parts intimate lounge and speakeasy cellar.
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The AL East cellar-dwelling Blue Jays were limited to just four hits on Tuesday and fell to 5-33 at home.
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After killing Monet and maiming Audrey, then throwing her into a cellar, Lee assists in burning Sophie and her remaining friend alive.
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Ramsey and his friend went down to the basement, where he discovered a horror when he opened the cellar door, he recalled.
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Anything I say will have me in a #MeToo cellar, so I am just going to say, I think it is great.
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Mr. Splitfoot, communicating with a Morse code-like system of raps, claimed to be a murder victim long buried in the cellar.
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Columbus, which is last in the Metropolitan Division, and Atlantic cellar dwellar Toronto have each lost five of their last six games.
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After a hiatus, CK has recently attempted a return to comedy with impromptu performances at the Comedy Cellar in New York City.
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Rusinak told me there are three types of wine everyone should have in their wine cellar: Bordeaux, Burgundy, and of course, Champagne.
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The doorway behind him leads to a cellar full of some of the greatest comics talent the Western world has to offer.
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During the trial, Grace claimed she saw James McDermott drag the aforementioned Nancy by the hair and toss her down a cellar.
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In McDermott's confession, Grace was in the murder cellar, metaphorically going toe-to-toe with him when it came to the homicides.
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It's possible that the real romance on You is not between Joe and Beck, but between Joe and that rare book cellar.
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Comedian Sam Morril had taken the stage at the Comedy Cellar, and was lamenting how #MeToo changed the way he watched porn.
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Moldova hopes to find markets in the West for its wine, and bringing in tourists to see the giant cellar could help.
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Unlike in sports, the cellar dwellers in financial markets aren't granted top draft picks to help them better compete in coming seasons.
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What was once a farmhouse, dating back 400 years, is now the cellar for bottles of cabernet sauvignon, syrah, and cuvée wines.
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The luxe mega-home features everything from a private wine cellar to a custom-built chef's kitchen to an indoor basketball court.
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It's very telling that the Comedy Cellar, without question or hesitation, reopened their doors to him when he was ready to return.
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This floor also has a sauna, wardrobe areas, a storage room, a wine cellar and access to the attached two-car garage.
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Instead, she spends most of the movie locked in a cellar, fleeing unwashed strangers or trussed in a bag as bear bait.
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Now, Dutch designer Floris Schoonderbeek developed the Groundfridge, a naturally cooled, underground cellar that can be buried in any garden or backyard.
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The grand library is completely encircled by water and outfitted with a transparent glass floor, which peeks into the home's wine cellar.
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The Blue Jackets pay a visit to the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday before hosting the Pacific Division cellar dwellers in Monday's rematch.
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Tucked in between the world-famous Comedy Cellar and Caffe Reggio, Mamoun's Falafel has been cooking up its falafel sandwiched since 1971.
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As oil tries to climb out of the cellar amid lingering China concerns, Fink also weighed into the debate over interest rates.
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The cops are helping her to the car when they hear a bang — Audrey has managed to climb out of the cellar.
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Just in 2015, Mr. Da Frassini said, he invested about $90,000 to build fences, instead of buying new technology for the cellar.
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Mr. Pontallier took part in efforts to replant the vineyard and improve drainage, to renovate the cellar and rethink the winemaking operation.
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Police said the crooks dug through an ancient wall next to a private wine cellar and made off with 300 rare bottles.
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My first encounter with the grape came in a small cellar bored into a limestone cliff near the back of the town.
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She lives next door with her family, and is on hand to help with anything — from wine cellar visits to cooking dinner.
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One of Elon Musk's residences — a $17 million Bel Air estate — includes a two-story library and a 1,000-bottle wine cellar.
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Our Necker Island sources say Branson converted his wine cellar into an animal hospital and shelter for the injured, weak and scared.
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Nicolas Giraud, the director of wines and a Burgundy native, paired the dish with a stunning Beaujolais from the 1,200-bottle cellar.
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A Times correspondent heard the noises to-night and made a thorough investigation of the rooms and cellar without ascertaining their cause.
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In the cellar, he is experimenting with amphorae (for aging) and has added barrels from Austria to the more typical French ones.
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Then they managed to rent a cellar directly beneath the House of Lords chamber, and gradually moved in 36 barrels of gunpowder.
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With the 203 vintage, Grahm changed the style to a lighter-bodied wine meant for early drinking rather than extended cellar aging.
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As children, he and his six brothers helped their father run a brewing operation in the cellar of their home in Manchester.
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Less sits in the sunlit glass room like the last human on earth, with a wine cellar to last him a lifetime.
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Anett brings food to the mother and child hidden in her cellar, and helps guide them to boats on one moonless night.
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Next door, in the cellar, you'll find 49-year-old Erica Larsson, carrying on the family tradition begun by her great-grandfather.
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The resort's common areas include a lounge and wine cellar, but the real attraction is the endangered mountain gorillas in the park.
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The unannounced appearance at NYC's Comedy Cellar was the disgraced comedian's first reported public performance since he retreated from the public eye.
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After my discovery in the cellar, we joked about how the unearthing of the dusty trunk had been my own Tutankhamen moment.
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As the Nets inch closer to a playoff spot, what if the trap door opens and they fall closer to the cellar?
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"I get why cops don't like firefighters," Roy Wood Jr. told a brunch crowd at the Comedy Cellar on a recent Sunday.
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Noah, who was preparing to take over for Stewart, saw Wood do a set at the Cellar the night before Wood's audition.
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When I tried to sit on his lap, the chair collapsed, and we were both lying naked on the cold cellar floor.
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And when trapped in a cellar for days on end, surely, anyone could come to see their only food source as a miracle.
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The young boy whose family had hid her from the Nazis in a cellar for nine months during the Holocaust wanted to reconnect.
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Close to tears, she said she had spent days and nights in the cellar of a neighbour's house, taking refuge from the shelling.
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An archaeologist working on the Tottenham Court Road site cleans the remains of a brick building, which may be an 211th century cellar.
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An archaeologist working on the Tottenham Court Road site cleans the remains of a brick building, which may be an 18th century cellar.
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Allie now has a Dewey problem on her hands, as he's still locked up in the wine cellar and is refusing to eat.
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PARIS – French gendarmes say workers paid to demolish an uninhabited house in Brittany made an unexpected discovery in the cellar — 600 gold coins.
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The private pad has 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a chef's kitchen, theater, wine cellar ... and just about anything else they could possibly want.
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Nor need you mind the serial ordeal Of being watched from forty cellar holes As if by eye pairs out of forty firkins.
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Members of the tactical team found an opening in the cellar wall that led to the other side of the duplex, McKeon said.
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It's about Martha's life, her family, her friends, her peafowl, and her desire to organize the 500 bottles of wine in her cellar.
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Mediterranean villa with 7 beds, 9 baths, beautiful second floor balconies, a gourmet kitchen and a wine cellar is listed at $7.895 million.
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Grace also heard the thud of Nancy's body hitting the cellar, but was still in the garden when the assault-turned-murder happened.
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When the Spanish source decided to shut down production in the early 1990s, Martin Wine Cellar, a well-known New Orleans shop, panicked.
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A more recent viewer of C.K.'s comedy Tweeted early this morning that C.K. was at the Comedy Cellar last night as well.
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The Comedy Cellar is somehow both a New York comedy institution and a place with an audience of almost exclusively out-of-towners.
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At this point, it's unfortunately not a surprise that Louis C.K. performed at the Comedy Cellar in New York City on Monday night.
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Apparently, the crooks had located an area of the ancient tomb that shared a wall with the inside of an apartment's private cellar.
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This summer a video went viral after a New Jersey woman who was staring at her phone fell into an open cellar door.
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There's no shortage of lavish amenities, including an indoor basketball court, an 11-car garage, a home theater and a private wine cellar.
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Listen to the reception Louis C.K. received when he returned to New York's Comedy Cellar for another surprise set late Sunday night: pic.twitter.
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Another childhood fear most people could empathise with — and which King ruthlessly exploits in this passage — is being trapped down in a cellar.
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It also has some awesome Hollywood-royalty extras, like a private movie theater, a wine cellar, a music lounge, and its own gym.
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Inside, you'll find a home theater, wine cellar, separate game house, and gym — in addition to all of the usual bedrooms, of course.
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It's 1:00 AM and the IRL happening is over for the night, though Cellar Door's online component is likely still in motion.
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Contrary to what every therapist will tell you, sometimes the only way to deal with anxieties is to slam that cellar door shut.
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Lamb has been one of the few bright spots for cellar-dwelling Arizona, which has notched three wins in its last 16 games.
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Koegelenberg agreed to sell its 100-ton wine cellar and 25 hectares of vineyards on its Val de Vie Estate to Perfect China.
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The British automaker's mock-ups of what these garages might look like include underwater lairs, galleries complete with artwork, and even a cellar.
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The basement, not included in the overall square footage, is finished with a walk-in wine cellar, a humidor and a family room.
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The Second Empire-style home includes 31 rooms, flushing toilets, a built-in 6,000-gallon water tank, and a 48,000-gallon wine cellar.
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Until November, the dark cellar underneath his family's Soviet apartment block had served as an unlikely head office to Siradze's thriving cryptocurrency business.
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Audrey, having escaped the house, is lowering herself into the root cellar outside when Lee finds her and hits her with the cleaver.
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The bottom of the NFC South spent heavily, and it might be enough to finally send the Saints into the cellar in 2016.
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Mitko Manolev welcomed me inside the cellar, charging a nominal entrance fee that included a glass of wine in the price of admission.
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Inside the 18th-century farmhouse, there's a wine cellar, a whisky library and a reading room with books on cooking, wildflowers and birdsong.
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Mr. Wallick has a third storage spot: a wine cellar in his weekend home in Bridgehampton, on Long Island, that holds 245,193 bottles.
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Completed in 2008, the Millennium Tower includes top-notch amenities, including a pool, fitness center, wine cellar and tasting room, and concierge service.
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This is evident in the arrow shape of the clusters in figures comparing CellarTracker with Wine Advocate and CellarTracker with International Wine Cellar.
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There is a separate family room with a fireplace, a wet bar, a sauna, a condition-controlled wine cellar and a full bathroom.
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A second full bathroom is on the basement level, along with a carpeted media room, wine cellar and 300-square-foot laundry room.
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In a way, you have to trust your instincts in the cellar, just like you have to trust your instincts in the studio.
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Mr. Morissette married, had children and learned about farming, working in the cellar and producing wines that were expressive, uncompromising and long-lived.
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But his assistant, Nicolas De-Meyer, was doing much more than simply stocking his boss's wine cellar in the Hamptons, federal authorities said.
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First, 10 vintages would be tasted in the circular, vaulted barrel cellar, designed by the Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill and opened in 1988.
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But Humiston persevered, tracing her to a cellar where a local gang kept girls bound for the South American white slave trade. Yes!
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The wine cellar will be stocked with more than 1,500 bottles, and the kitchen will work with seasonal produce from the North Fork.
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The hotel's woodsy feel extends to its popular restaurant, The Best Cellar, which offers fine dining in a cozy, fireplace-warmed dining room.
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However, it adds a little stress, since I need to have everything packed and stored in my friend's cellar before I take off.
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Although Mr. Brouwers will be taking his wine collection with him, one item in the cellar will remain — a 1949 wood-paneled Bentley.
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Richard Branson rode out Hurricane Irma by hunkering down in his wine cellar as the Category 5 storm ripped through his private island.
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The private-label brand, which set about expanding its proverbial wine cellar in 2017, is sold by Walmart&aposs members-only warehouse chain.
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Off the living room is a carpeted room described as a man cave with a portal leading to a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
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The waterfront mansion mansion is flush with luxury amenities, including a boat lift, an elevator, a wine cellar, and an enormous sneaker closet.
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"I'll be in the wine cellar," Brett says stomping into the house as I watch the unbridled mares chase ghosts behind the pyre.
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The two-bedroom royal penthouse, which comes with a private roof terrace and a walk-in wine cellar, costs about $32,000 per night.
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In the cellar, most producers had already traded up to Slavonian oak vats for fermentation, leaving behind containers made of the local chestnut.
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The house has three full baths and two half-baths, a wine cellar in the basement and a fitness room in the attic.
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Peppi's Cellar is the first bar in the city from Jason Scott, whose enthusiasm for the United States shows in his Sydney bars.
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Both teams were perennial cellar dwellers in those days, so I switched my allegiance to the Yankees, who always fielded a winning team.
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And we'll have great Italian wines but 10 percent of the cellar will be devoted to French wines too — that's very important. Yes!
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Butting right up against the tenderly managed vines of the valley's famed wineries, where Lebanon's super rich stop in for cellar door tastings.
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It has two kitchens, three full bathrooms, a wood shop, wine cellar, theater and game room, glass solarium and planetarium and a fountain room.
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And when it comes to storing wine in a damp basement or cellar, you want a rack that will remain structurally secure over time.
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"Knowing our wonderful team as I do," Branson wrote, "I suspect there will be little wine left in the cellar when we all emerge."
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