More Winemaking Photos by our Customers

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This page shows some more winemaking pictures submitted by the customers of grapestompers.com. We hope you'll enjoy it and consider sending your own!

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Lisa Mazzenga Collegeville, PA

Here are the pictures of my wine cellar from start to finish. It took me personally 2 months to build it, working mostly at night and during the day when my son took his naps. Everything is made out of #2 grade pine, and hand stained red oak.

I super insulated the walls and ceiling to keep the temperature between 50 and 68 degrees. If the temperature ever starts to fluctuate, I left enough room in one wall to add a cooling unit.

The wine racks were made long on purpose (14 inches) so you can't kick the bottles as you walk in and out of the wine cellar.

The ceramic floor and counter top I installed are a real plus for clean ups.

The drawers and cabinets hold everything from corks to future wine kits.

The dimensions of Lisa's homemade wine cellar are 5 1/2 feet wide, 8 feet long, and 7 1/2 feet high.

Here is Lisa's son showing off some of Mom's fruit of the vine. Photos provided by Lisa Mazzenga

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1. Send us the photos via snail mail or e-mail, and
2. Provide a description of the photos (who is in the photo, what you're doing, etc.)
3. Tell us your hometown (city and state/province or city and country)

You can send your photos via snail mail to:

Winemaking Photos
grapestompers.com
4153 Queens Grant Road
Jamestown, NC 27282-8732

Note: Should you choose to send your photos in the mail, please be sure to send us a copy of your photos because we will not be able to return your photos. We recommend that you do not write the descriptions and hometown information on the back of the photos; please use a separate piece of paper instead.

Or, you can send us electronic images (JPG or TIFF format only, please) via e-mail. Just send your photos to info@grapestompers.com, and be sure to provide the descriptions and hometown information in the body of your e-mail. If your file sizes are large, feel free to ZIP (compress) your photos; this will save you some uploading time.

Thanks, and we look forward to posting YOUR winemaking photos soon!

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