New and Improved! Form meets function in this tasting rack, which holds 110 Bordeaux and Burgundy bottles and provides a finished tabletop for your wine glasses and serving pieces.
IWA Exclusive! Wine Tasting Rack 110 Bottle Walnut Stain (P/N 35509). Made of pine wood and finished with a rich walnut stain, our tasting table offers dramatic wine storage with outstanding functionality.
New and improved, each bottle slot is 3 1/2" wide to accommodate most oversized bottles, with resulting in taller and wider overall dimensions.
Assembly required.
Dimensions: 45w x 12d x 50h (in)
Bottles with sloped shoulders (eg Pinot and Burgundy) may not stack well in bin, diamond, or open shelf storage, and may be better suited for individual bottle storage.
- Crafted from pine wood
- Finished with rich walnut stain
- Holds up to 110 bottles
- Top doubles as buffet
Brand: IWA
UPC: 077757355097
Size: 45w x 12d x 50h (in)
Weight: 75 lbs
Capacity: 110 bottles
Material: Pine
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Excellent wine rack
by JES -
Very easy to assemble. Efficient means to create attractive wine storage. I have 3 in a spare closet. Less expensive than custom.
Would buy again.
by Clint Housley -
Was looking for a good wine rack. Found this one and ordered two. Totally glad I did. Was easy to assemble and looks great. For the price you can’t beat it.
Delayed Gratification
by PhilM -
Recently receive the wine rack. Overall, the quality looks great. Had an issue with a small gouge or dent in a side panel. Had to email service, and after a few exchanges with the details of the damage, a new side unit has been shipped. I think this could have been avoided with a bit more protection in the packaging process. The side unit was on the top part of the box that had been punctured in transit- some type of padding would have eliminated this and I would have my rack installed and fully stocked. For the cost of shipping, there should not be damage to the materials inside the box. Lastly, the color online is much blacker than the dark walnut finish on the actually unit. Maybe some close-up pictures of the wood grain would put that in perspective.