At least you have enough good wine to keep your joints lubed well into old age. And if your joints don't stay loose, just open another bottle.:D

Is this collection the the one which experienced the flood a few years back; if it is, did you lose any bottles?

Damn it, I WAS JUST IN IOWA TOO!

You near Des Moines? I may be back . . . and would obviously need to pay my respects . . . :)

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. Goering's envy reaches from the grave.
:D

Better bring a poncho liner. :D

Next Apocalypse
 

What a fine collection. If the Mayans are correct, I am going to need your address to help you finish this off! :D

According to the MSM, we top the world in wine consumption: http://www.nydailynews.com/life-styl...icle-1.1006945

I wonder how CPTAUSRET cellar figures into those stats :p :D

On that note, this past Thursday(3/8), was the Jewish holiday of Purim, in which salvation in the Purim story was brought about through very liberal amounts of wine. Of course celebrating the holiday involves much of the same. ;)

We had a great deal of help moving the wine, nothing of importance was lost. I overlooked 6 bottles of Dom Perignon, which I later found floating, so I threw them out.

Approx 110 miles from Des Moines. If you can find the Eastern Iowa Airport on a map, we are 15 minutes from the airport.

:eek::confused::boohoo