There are many other wine display options other than the traditional wine display rack. For instance, there are wine islands, freestanding wine display units that hold a large quantity of wine bottles and may be placed anywhere in the store. These flexible display units come in a variety of sizes and are circular or rectangular.

Another stylish commercial wine display products is a corner display unit. This piece not only gives your display racks a more polished look, it gives the store owner the opportunity to showcase special wines or those discounted for the week. This is also a good place to display wine accessories or books about wine.

Of course, if commercial wine racks of standard size and shape don’t fit your store’s dimensions or needs, consider a custom-made rack for your space.

Restaurants are about food, right? Wine is just an accompaniment to the wonderful things coming out of the kitchen. Well, yes and no. Wine can be a restaurant draw in its own right. Wine magazines, such as Wine Spectator, regularly rank restaurants around the country on the diversity and creativity of their wine lists. Other ranking organizations, such as AAA and Mobil Guides, require a restaurant to have a well-conceived wine list in order to quality for their highest rankings.

Commercial wine display racks in a restaurant’s dining room inform guests soon that a restaurant is serious about wine. Having a separate wine-tasting room located in or just away from the dining area adds an extra bit of panache and style. It also provides a temperature-controlled and secure place to store the wine inventory.

Commercial wine display racks also make it easy for the wine steward and dining room servers to access a chosen wine. No diner wants to wait 15 minutes or more while the staff goes searching for that particular bottle.

Wine display racks in restaurants also solve a major design problem. Using wine as decoration is functional and stylish.

Installed by HST Group, LLC

This custom wine cellar combines perfectly, the elements of a true custom wine cellar with a one of a kind wine tasting room. Enjoy the distinct design of the cascade and the multiple custom Tuscan doors.

This cellar also a granite countertop that runs the entire length of the racking.

Total Capacity: 3,300 bottles

Product Features

• Multiple custom wine doors
• Custom chandeliers
• High reveal custom individual wine racks
• Double deep custom height tables
• Custom cascade

This complete custom wine cellar features a cascade and custom table with stemware display at the end. The wine cellar is tastefully lit with track lighting to keep the heat away from the bottles and accent the ttwo pieces of artwork that provide focal points to the room.

In addition to the accent pieces, this room maximizes its storage with custom individual wine racks with high reveal displays. The wine cellar also features a wine cellar tasting room right outside the protection of the wine cellar door.

Total Capacity: 1,305 bottles

Product Features

• Custom cascade and end table
• Wine cellar track lighting
• Artwork integrated with the wine racks
• High reveal individual wine racks
• Custom built tasting room

No longer limited to the wealthy, home wine cellars are now an affordable option for most homeowners. That little-used closet might make an ideal site for a home wine cellar, as can a spare bedroom or section of the basement.

Why should you build a separate wine cellar?

• Avoid the heat . First of all, storing your wine beside a heat source, such as by the fireplace or in the kitchen, is the worst thing you can do for wine. The heat ages the wine prematurely. Even if you are only planning to keep the wine a few weeks, it’s best to avoid these sites.
• Economy . Having a place to store cases of wine will save you money at the wine store and allow you to purchase a quantity of wine that may not be available later in the year, such as Beaujolais.
• Convenience. Having your wine all in one place, rather than in separate wine racks scattered around the house, allows you to easily choose a wine for dinner, guests, or to take as a house-warming gift.
• Style. A home wine cellar is a "feel-good" room, similar to a library or a music room. It’s not essential, like a kitchen or bedroom, but it makes a stylish addition to any home.