Twentieth Century Wine Caves
The Jarvis Wine Cave project was started in 1991 when Condor Earth Technologies Inc. joined with Alf Burtleson to design and construct a 45,000 sq ft underground winery and cave space. The entire Jarvis winery is actually underground inside the tunneled areas, with cave spans exceeding 85ft (25.5 m) in width there is plenty of room for all aspects of producing wine: including crushing, fermentation, bottling, lab, office, barrel storage, marketing, and hospitality areas. You can even take a tour as caves are open for public but by appointment only.
Think you don’t have room for your own wine cave? Think again. Wine cellars have been made in garages, under stairs and even small closets have been adapted to store precious wine in climate controlled conditions. Germano Wine Cellars have created numerous wine cellars all over the United States and you can see a sample of their custom wine cellars by visiting Wine Cellar Builders Chattanooga TN.