cellarage (Meaning)

Wordnet

cellarage (n)

a charge for storing goods in a cellar

a storage area in a cellar

Webster

The space or storerooms of a cellar; a cellar.

Chare for storage in a cellar.

No weak syonyms found.

The winery had extensive cellarage for aging their finest vintages, ensuring optimal conditions for maturation.
The cellarage of the estate was vast, with rows of barrels and racks containing wines from various vintages.
Proper cellarage is essential for preserving the quality and flavor of wines over time.
The castle's cellarage was renowned for its collection of rare and valuable wines dating back centuries.
The wine merchant offered cellarage services to clients, storing their wines in temperature-controlled facilities.
The hotel's cellarage boasted an impressive selection of wines from around the world, curated by a knowledgeable sommelier.
The sommelier conducted regular inspections of the cellarage to ensure optimal storage conditions and prevent spoilage.
Access to the castle's cellarage was restricted to authorized personnel to safeguard its valuable contents.
The wine enthusiast invested in private cellarage to store and age his growing collection of fine wines.
The vineyard owner took pride in the quality of his cellarage, believing it to be the key to producing exceptional wines.

a charge for storing goods in a cellar, a storage area in a cellarThe space or storerooms of a cellar; a cellar., Chare for storage in a cellar.

vault, cellar, foundation, crawlway, bunker,basement, storm cellar, cyclone cellar, hold,

No antonyms found.

The winery had extensive cellarage for aging their finest vintages, ensuring optimal conditions for maturation.

The cellarage of the estate was vast, with rows of barrels and racks containing wines from various vintages.

Proper cellarage is essential for preserving the quality and flavor of wines over time.

The castle's cellarage was renowned for its collection of rare and valuable wines dating back centuries.