WINE CELLAR TOUR: 1,500-Bottle Wine Collection!

[@baileyklink1416]

Next we need yours. But AMAZING video!

[@AttorneySomm]

Thanks! Unfortunately, mine is scattered around town among 4-5 different solutions at the moment. The primary cellar at home has boxes on the floor stacked up to my neck so its not so photogenic at the moment. 😂

[@welshtoro3256]

Good video. Thanks to Ned for letting us have a glance. 🍷

[@AttorneySomm]

Thanks very much! Hope you enjoy your weekend.

[@jimhale8164]

Great video! Thanks to both John and Ned for sharing!

[@AttorneySomm]

@@jimhale8164 Thanks, Jim! Very glad you enjoyed it!

[@carzoomies]

Love these!!!! Keep going on these please. more tours!

[@AttorneySomm]

Thank you! Definitely on the lookout for more opportunities!

[@margauxml]

What an absolute treat to get a glimpse into such a well-curated and brilliantly designed cellar! I appreciate the insights share - building a wine cellar is truly an art and a journey, and it’s fascinating to hear the lessons learned along the way. Ned’s selection of cellar defenders and collectible gems speaks volumes about his expertise and passion for wine. I enjoyed seeing the pictures of some of his trophy wines and cellar defenders! Thank you for creating this excellent interview video and sharing such an awesome peek behind the scenes - your discussions always elevate the wine conversation! Thank you both and congratulations on this superb interview and must-watch video. Cheers, John!

[@AttorneySomm]

Thanks very much, Margaux! Glad you enjoyed the inside look into Ned's cellar! Hopefully it will be useful for those thinking about building a cellar and entertaining even for those who are not. Appreciate your support and kind comment! Cheers!

[@mickeylee2624]

Not sure if I could imagine expanding my modest collection to the extent of a fancy Wine Cellar, but it was fascinating learning about Mr. Jones' collecting journey. He sounds like a neato person... not surprisingly, I suppose since he is one of your friends.🥂 Please keep these format of videos coming!👏👏

[@AttorneySomm]

@@mickeylee2624 Thanks very much! Yes, Ned is terrific! Glad he was willing to do this video. Very glad you enjoyed it!

[@MichaelH-ck4hg]

Great wine cellar and thanks for letting us see it. I see that you also have a bottle of Louis XIII cognac in it. I like this cognac, though I haven’t had some in quite some years. I’ve been buying some older Armagnac’s that I also enjoy. Anywho, a very nice collection to have, and for wine lovers to aspire to.

[@AttorneySomm]

@@MichaelH-ck4hg Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video! Appreciate the kind feedback.

[@silasmoser301]

This is so cool, thanks, I always appreciate these cellar tours.

[@AttorneySomm]

Thank you! Very glad you enjoyed it!

[@DrinkinItIn]

Wow, quite the bottle and quite the cellar.

[@AttorneySomm]

Thanks very much!

[@jamesnordbeck382]

That is a beautiful wine cellar. Thank your friend for sharing. Some nice bottles, the 2003 Cos looks delicious. How did the Shafer taste??

[@AttorneySomm]

@@jamesnordbeck382 Thank you, James! We ended up opening the 96 as well as the 04! Both are in a great place now, but I had a slight preference for the 96. Always so fun and festive to enjoy the large formats!

[@jamesbow5916]

Agree with him that South African wines are under-rated. Last year, we toured the Waterford Estate. They make some lovely wines. Their estate Carbernet is wonderful. The Jem is a wild blend of 8 different grape varietals.

[@AttorneySomm]

Thanks very much, James! I definitely need to visit as well. Glad that your experience is consistent with Ned's!

[@lees5761]

Great video John. I always like seeing nice cellar's. How was the old Shafer?😀

[@AttorneySomm]

@@lees5761 Thank you! The 96 showed very well! We ended up opening that one too!

[@peterlue9274]

What a collection! If those were the California wines he bought, what did his wife buy???

[@AttorneySomm]

@@peterlue9274 Thank you! Yes it’s very impressive! She has more of the Bordeaux and Italian wines, but she has some California too. Spotteswoode was hers.

[@dougronald561]

That glass door is a nice touch to showcase the collection.

[@AttorneySomm]

@@dougronald561 Thank you! Yes it looks terrific! A nice showpiece in that part of the house.

[@sanjaypatelmd4669]

You need to make sure once my wine cellar and party room is done you need to come at horseshoe bay and visit …May be I can take you to my cellar and some of my friend’s houses and drink some good wine.

[@AttorneySomm]

@@sanjaypatelmd4669 Happy to do so! Invitation accepted!

[@tekaldas]

Lovely cellar. When do we get to see yours? 😉

[@AttorneySomm]

@@tekaldas Great question! Currently I have my collection spread out over 4-5 solutions so it would be a logistical challenge at the moment.

[@Altosax449]

Great video…

[@AttorneySomm]

@@Altosax449 Thank you kindly! Cheers!

[@niftyorca]

Those fancy american cellars always amaze me. When we europeans say "cellar" it's always a little damp dark underground space with plain storage shelves and piles of wooden cases 😂

[@AttorneySomm]

@@niftyorca Ha! Yes, very true. 😂 Sadly at least in Texas, we don’t have underground spaces.

[@330FoeSho]

Up in the northern states our cellars are about the same as you Europeans. Many times they are old root cellars.

[@AttorneySomm]

@ Yes I grew up in Michigan. Really wish I had a basement here in Texas!