That has to be one of the coolest setups I've seen. Nicely done Neil.
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For those of you interested, the cellar design is my Rachelle Fouillard of Genuwine cellars, who work throughout North America:

http://www.genuwinecellars.com/ (Their internet server is down this morning if the link seems broken)

The door was restored by Moneta enterprises ("making things that don't exist") - they are part of "Ramp Up Manitoba" in Innovation Alley in Winnipeg.

http://www.meetup.com/assentworks/members/70313522/
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Insane! Well done , what a masterpiece !
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sweet!
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Neil, Great Looking !
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Very nice! .. so, all you seem to be missing here is the sexy vixen in a cocktail dress pouring the drinks. :-)
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It's a BYOV setup.:-)
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AWESOME looking setup Neil. :-) :-)
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Beautiful.
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Very awesome Neil! Which Lagavulin is that you have in the 10th pic?
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Very cool !
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That's the 16. Dependable good value Islay. I however remain a Laffie man, ESP the older bottlings from SMWS.
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Absolutely amazing!!
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Can we have a sleep over?
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Nice! I just picked up a bottle of the 12 year limited edition Lagavulin and can't wait to try it.
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Great project!
Just to be selfish, I'd love to see the room it's attached to.

BTW, my wife bought me my first bottle of Lavagulan 16 YO this weekend, the few glasses I've had were wonderful, and I generally like the Highlands better.
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That is insane, you should be very proud of that. Work of art.
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Wow, Neil!:-):-) "Best Ever", IMO! Congrats & Enjoy!
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I'm with Vin; that is so sweet it's obscene! :-)
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Got to be kidding... How great is it to have an old time walking vault and then for you to have the passion to restore/repurpose it to this. Well done sir! it's looks beautiful, thanks for sharing.
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