ITV Ice Makers are professional grade built in gourmet and crystal ice makers for the elite bar and kitchen products, as cocktails, spirits, cold beverages or blended drinks as smoothies. Each ITV Ice maker is made in Spain and has a wholly European manufacturing. It is imported for each of our client. Many ITV Ice makers are today in use at high end residential locations in Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai directly, and via dealers for rest of India.

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We recommend select machines for home use. ITV Catalog is large, and private use machines for bar or kitchen need to be compact, no noise, sleek, and small to mid-capacity. Good ranges are:

1. ORION / This is a compact range with short height to fit even low counters. Orion ice is 14gr for ORION 20, and 40 gr XL with 30 and 40.
   (Download Orion Brochure)
2. QUASAR / Is also compact but its ice design is different from ORION. Its ice is 20 gr and hollow bullet shape.
   (Download Quasar Brochure)
3. KITCHEN ICE / Is for built in installation into a cabinet, raised from floor. Ice is 22 gr size.
   (Download Kitchen Ice Brochure)
4. DELTA MAX / Is a top of the line under counter XL Ice of 40 gr size for backbars or higher counters.
   (Download Delta Max Brochure)
5. GALA / same as Delta Max but with gourmet 22 gr ice (large).
   (Download Gala Brochure)

Download ITV Residential Ice Makers Price Guide 2023 in INR

The Price Guide provides MRP, and delivery schedules. Discounts are available at the time of ordering as available.

ITV Ice Machine will be installed and supported locally by our partner in your region for its full length of 24 month warranty.

We look forward to having ITV become a part of your home and family.

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So what Zodiac sign are you? Like to know which wine cabinet matches your Zodiac sign? You may think of a cabinet available in the catalog or the market, based on your interiors, features and price. A right cabinet that meets your spiritual feeling, moods and personality would act more than just a wine storage cabinet; it would inspire you every day. A wine cabinet based on your sign would bring out the best of your personality, and make you more out there and in your elements.

Check out the wine cabinet that is meant for your Zodiac sign. And if you want to build one for your place, you know who to call. Vino Barzzoni.

Aries Wine Cabinet

Taurus Wine Cabinet

Gemini Wine Cabinet

Cancer Wine Cabinet

Leo Wine Cabinet

Virgo Wine Cabinet

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2023 offers new ideas in wine walls for contemporary living and wine collection display in the living room, lobby, a wine experience room, or the bar. The Wine wall takes wines from a wine cave hidden inside or a wine refrigerator (where wines are stacked hidden), into a showcase that lifts the prestige of each wine bottle as it should.

Wine walls are for the best of your collection

Wine walls are like show window or a museum, that presents the limited collection bottles, some from hundred to even five hundred. The bulk of the wine bottles can go into a built in or free standing wine service or ageing refrigerator.

Consider keeping the wine wall slots for only your most prestigious wine labels. There is no point of storing common wines on the wall.

Wine wall sizes and specifications

Depending on your considering or keeping a number of wines in your library, the wine wall can be a compact one, high ceiling, or expansive to multi sections where your library is more. Consider wine walls as:

• Common depths: 15″, 18″, 24″ (15 to 18″ walls are smaller in size, 24″ walls can be much larger.
• Common heights: 6 to 7 feet high is standard, and 9 to 10ft high is high ceiling height for most wine walls.
• Installations: Cabinet against the wall with glass front or / and sides; Built into wall with glass front; and island installation with glass in front, back or/and sides.

Here are some of the best wine wall options with advanced climate controls, to keep your best wine bottles in perfect and still condition.

Parete Elevated on Pedestal

Parete-H Low Depth

Parete A+B High Ceiling Wall

Parete Wine Wall

Parete-A Wine Wall, Teca

Teca-B Built in

Teca Magnetic Wine Wall

Teca Magnetic Module

Parate High Ceiling Built-in

Wine and Cigar, Wooden

Built in Wooden - Black

Built in Wooden - White

All Glass/Metal High Ceiling

Black Wooden

Built-in Metal Glass

Don’ts of Wine Wall

1. Wine walls keep wine bottles for aging. Do not use an Air Conditioner to cool wines. It will spoil the wines quickly as A.Cs remove humidity from air and wines need the opposite, a high humidity climate between 55 to 70.
2. Don’t let room’s air enter your wine wall. Especially when close to kitchen, the odors will seep into wines.
3. Don’t set the wine wall in a bright and warm space. UV light from sun will oxidise and break down the wine beverage into vinegar.
4. Don’t set the wine wall on the hotter end of house/ space. Such as an east wall that gets maximum sun light. Keep wines in a cool space.
5. Don’t keep the wine wall where there will be lot of activity and vibrations. Wines need to be still to age. Else their sediments will rise and mix.
6. Don’t use high UV lights to display wines. UV lights inside will cook out the wines. The wines need to be in a dark and cool place. Use non-UV lights only.

We hope you enjoyed a brief preview of different styles of wine walls. Interested in setting up your own wine wall? Call for a free 15 minute consultation.

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French made Wine cabinets range for perfect storage conditions by La Sommeliere

Wine Cellar Cabinet manufacturers as the French make La Sommeliere create professional wine storage solutions that are used equally by people dealing in high profile wine labels; either as hospitality business or for private consumption. professional wine coolers (refrigerators, cellars) only mean a storage solution that meets all the needs in the best form.

La Sommeliere wine cabinets (coolers and refrigerators) are made to meet residential aesthetics in view and sound, and professional aesthetics in functionalities. Thus we at Cellarsdivine recommend these professional cellars for domestic use.

A higher Resale Value

Wine Cabinets in demand even after 10 years

Buy today sell easy tomorrow

One of the best features of a professional make of wine cellar, as La Sommeliere is a higher demand in seconds market. As their prices rise over the years, when you want to change to a new design in future you may well sell your old wine cellar for a real good price, helping to increase budget.

But we know people who own La Sommeliere cabinets refuse to let go. Enjoy.

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The benefits of small wine coolers is for keeping wine bottles handy you want to consume during the week or month. If you have weekend get togethers, how nice! to have ready bottles in a stylish cooler and avoiding to get wine from grocery store. You may be faced with non-availability of your preferred brands and its too much of a lotto of it.

Lets clear some important facts of compact wine coolers, really small wine coolers here,

1. Thermoelectric – needs 30*C ambient no more. Most coolers from six to twenty bottles even thirty depend on thermo-electric system and do not have a compressor. They are meant for where you live, like your pet dog. Will you keep your pet in warm room? Well similarly the small wine cooler needs 25*C to 30*C at most to be able to maintain a temperature between 11*C to 18*C. Lesser your ambient temperature, lower the wine cabinet temperature.
2. Free Standing – do not enclose. Small wine coolers are meant as table top units or in well ventilated spaces. You cannot place them in a closed cabin where heat increases over 30*C. Give it air to breathe.
3. Single Temperature. 12 to 20 bottles cannot have a two zone, they are way too small in size for that. If you want a double zone, then you need over 30 bottles to 50 bottles.
4. Small doesn’t mean cheap. Good wine coolers are built on good technology. The basic cost of wine cooler is based out of its technology, and built. Adding two or three more levels (such as 12 bottles adding 6 more will add bottle racks, but the technology of cooling price remains same), doesnt mean the basic unit will be really cheap by bottles capacity. If a 24 bottle unit is Rs. 75,000 then 12 bottle is not Rs. 37500. It’s not by the bottle. Its by technology. Thus if you have space, always go for more bottle capacity. Use less bottles, but own the space.
5. Why are some wine coolers cheaper and some more expensive even with same bottle size? As we advised wine coolers are adjudged by many functions than only bottle capacity. This includes (+) advanced cooling technology (+) Anti Vibration and UV Filtration system (+) Quality of material and finishing, display and visuals (+) Design of the wine cooler (+) Style of Wine Racks inside – wooden, steel, plastic (+) Sliding or static racks (+) Sound reduction system, and ofcourse brand name that stands for guarantee that your product wont be obsolete as the company was not profitable and shut the model or doesnt offer spares anymore. Hey! without spares, your wine cooler life will end in just few years.

We always recommend to go with a well known brand of international wine coolers that is time and function tested in multi climate, and avoid becoming a guinea piggy.

Isn’t there wine coolers made locally at lower cost? This is a question sometimes asked by few. There are, and you can find them. But we offer established international brand, where products are engineered by internal designers after thorough R&D, where cooling technology is designed and patented. Each company has a unique technology and USP, that is protects. It would be some world where you could just copy and make it cheaper. Someone could make a cosmetic copy but its not the real thing, Just because celebrity doubles look like the celeb, they cant really become the original. That’s it.

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Custom or Designer Wine Cellars are in form of simple configuration of cabinet, to compete customizations, and we present them in three forms:

1. Built-in Designer Cabinet Cellars + Hybrid Cellars
2. Climatized Bespoke Cellars
3. Wine Walls (in Rooms or a Dedicated Wall)

A note, of Hybrid Cellars as a blend of Cabinet + Bespoke Cellars, we wont elaborate here. Read the article to learn more.

Source: Florida Design Mag

Smart, Efficient, Designer and Least Expensive

The built in wine cellar is the most sought after design for many great reasons:

• Built in Cellars are a great design visual that compliment the space outside.
• Built in Cellars are extremely space efficient, fitting into any area of interest, as lounge, kitchen, or library.
• Built in Cellars can offer extremely high capacity, from hundred to three hundred bottles.
• Built in Cellars are great for people who want an understated view, and keep the wine bottles away from eye view, announcing they are Wine Connoisseurs.
• Built in Cellars have as much to do with exterior design as with wines, because they also become a design element.
• Built in Cellars (cabinet) go hand in hand with the Bar, instead of a Wine Rooms which makes it more old world.
• Built in Cabinet Wine Cellars offer multi zone temperatures to keep different types of wines and champagnes together without needing additional refrigeration.
• Built in Cabinet Wine Cellars are lesser in cost of ownership and maintenance than other styles. Built in cabinet cellars can be worth between $3,500 to $10,000. When imported the cost can add generally 50 to 100% based on shipping, duty and local taxes.

There are so many great reasons why built in Cellars are desirable especially in modern design homes. As a note there are also Column X Bespoke called Hybrid Cellars that are slight higher in cost than built in, yet much lower in cost from Bespoke. They offer panoramic visibility, custom wine racking and display system, built in options or island and fraction of cost of the Bespoke.

Source: Caveduke Installation, Marbella Spain

Impressive, Monumental, Statement with a Luxury Price Tag

Climatized Bespoke Cellars are built as key architectural element where the owner wishes to present a collection of wine and champagne bottles in high end luxury view, set as floor to ceiling expression. It may be as an independent island, or built into a wall or partition (in this case inside the partition so it wont be floor to ceiling). Considerations of Bespoke cellars:

• They offer a higher end luxury installation than any other type, and fit for the most ambitious residences because of their imposing and awe inspiring presence.
• Wine Bespoke Cellars are in single or dual temperatures, but mostly single if a wholly panoramic view. Dual zone creates a partition wall inside the façade.
• Their built time can be as long and three months, and logistically are much more expensive to ship and assemble, for care and safety. It may take as long as four to six months for delivery and installation of this type.
• Wine Bespoke Cellars are entirely customized by material, craftsman’s time and effort individually focused to build it by millimeter. Thus while cabinet type of cellars are made in automatic machines and assembled in factory for a shorter timeline, the Bespoke Cellar is a painstaking work with four to six times higher cost of building it.
• Wine Bespoke Cellars allow owner to dictate special material, personal design preference, custom finishes, stains, and structure exact to the demand of the installation space, which is not possible in readymade. This allows a personalized by taste experience.
• It should only be used from highly specialized craftsmanship company because they are only acceptable when perfect, any less, such as higher vibration, noise, less impressive finishing, or cheap material can affect negatively the house design making it into a sore eye point.
• Bespoke cellars are for premium wine bottles in limited quantity, the rest of wine bottles may be stored in a Collector Cabinet in a wine store. These are purely impressive monumental expressions in modern house design.
• Cost of Bespoke Cellars can range from $35,000 to $50,000. When importing, add 50-100% in shipping, duty and taxes.

Are Bespoke Cellars a way to present the owner’s taste and design prowess of presence? Yes it is a statement not just a cellar.

Source: Robb Report

Luxury of Space, for Private Collectors, A Big Budget Renovation

Wine Walls can be easily misinterpreted by the uninitiated (as humans wore wings to jump off the cliff to fly in history), because they come in these parts,

1. The Wine Wall: A Bottle Storage an Racking System
2. Insulated Enclosure: A Climatized space for the wine bottles, which has high degree of insulation both by material and technique,
3. Climatization System: The HVAC and Humidity control system.

These have to work in concert. The wine wall by itself is waste of space, and simply wrong to store wine bottles because it destroys all wines, both champagnes that become sour and lose the pop; as the red wines that ferment and smell.

A note against Wine Walls in exclusivity

When a wine wall is minimal to keep ready at hand a dozen bottles, away from kitchen, that would be consumed within a week, it may be okay (we still prefer to keep in it a small wine cooler instead). However making a wine wall without an insulated enclosure and climatization system will make it look ignorant. Some might even call is new money no class. Where wine walls are of interest (in a large space capacity, the correct way is to build it as its made to be).

Considerations in building a Wine Wall Enclosure

• A dedicated wall with minimum three feet depth. Where, an insulated panel system is setup all around including top (as a fish aquarium). It has a split, roof top, or integrated HVAC + Humidifier system. The wall has anti-UV reflector, and possibly an insulating gas between dual or three glazes. The wine racks are either floor mounted till ceiling, or installed on back panel whether non glass or hard surface. Where wall at back is exposed it is necessary to work on the wall masonry creating insulation setup behind it, then set the finished wall, same with the floor.
• A POD or short room, which must have same qualities as dedicated wall, but is extending to convert into a walk in, Wine Racks can be on two or three sides. Here the glass enclosure may be only on side panels, while the top and floor, or an exposed all must be carry professional insulation.
• A walk in Wine Room, here there is no glass enclosure. Your own room is used and constructed ground up to an insulated chamber. Wine racking system is delivered to fit into space to design. And HVAC + Humidifier is ordered based on cubic meter space (which costs as minimum as a built in wine cabinet cellar). This style can be modern or classic, where entire furniture of shelves, slides, racks and space for refrigerator (for champagnes) arrives custom made to fit.

There are other considerations in type of light (non-UV) for this preservation chamber. The chamber needs the same features as an engineered cellar to store age and preserve wines.

This type of construction is a while setup just like building a small house. We should not be confused of its cost an expensive furniture. A walkin wine room, may cost in hundred thousands US$ 100-300,000 after each element is proposed. It is not recommended for a rental property.

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Which type of Custom Built Wine Cellar Suits your style?

Here are certain criteria that are common to each construction violating which will make the effort wasted, they are well know to many and yet unknown to as most that are getting into owning a cellar. There are the elements of wine preservation. Because wines are like drinking foods (unlike spirits as Gin, Whiskey, Vodka, Rums), that ferment, disintegrate, oxidize and cook out when preservation criteria is not met.

1. Wines Love Darkness. Like nocturnal creatures, they burn in light. UV is the enemy of wine, it will burn and cook it. Only special lights may be used in LED form where wines are kept. Anti UV treatment is an essential.
2. Wines Embody the Smells of its Surrounding. If kept in a food fridge it will add the smell of tomatoes, garlic, broccoli, cooked foods, ending the flavour we paid for it. It works with with a cellar that carries odour removal filter.
3. Wines are like Still Paintings. They live in static and break apart under constant vibrations. Resultant are sediments we see that are mixed in the beverage. There are sediments over time, made in wine. When still it rests at the bottom, thus an anti vibration system is an essential for long term aging. Exclusively, when new bottle of wines are kept the vibration could break its structure if kept for a few weeks.
4. Wines fall ill just as people between change of temperature. A consistent and continuous temperature only a cellar keeps is essential to age wines. We look for cellar cooling system that maintains exact temperature and the variation is micro or none. Here check out cellars with HVAC that keep warmer wines warm even in winters, will not drop to chill when outside temperature goes below set.
5. Wines Love Chapstick and Moisturizing as Human equivalent terms, its humidity. A dry environment where humidity goes below 55% dries out corks (that wines need to breathe and age). One affect is they get oxidized and go bad, the other is when we open the bottle with corkscrew, it will break apart and fall into the beverage. It looks embarrassing, and no one will drink this wine.

Bon Voyage & Bon Appetit.

Keeping the above in mind, which type of custom cabinet suits your space, inspiration and expression? We hope this journey has helped you receive information in the journey to owning your own custom built cellar.

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