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by John F » Sun Jan 17, 2016 1:35 pm
And I mean this in the physical sense.... Not a wine that moved you recently.
Given my move to Chicago, I may be faced with the prospect of moving wine from CT to Chicago. Maybe 1000 bottles or so, most of which are not in cases.
Has anyone done this before? Are there sepxialiEd companies that do this and maintain proper conditions etc?
Thanks
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by Paul Winalski » Sun Jan 17, 2016 1:55 pm
You should also check whether Illinois has any regulatory requirements for transporting wine into the state as part of a move. There might be some paperwork that needs to be filed.
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by Carl Eppig » Sun Jan 17, 2016 2:26 pm
Check by a friendly liquor store for the rest of the empty cases you need. Ship them upside down. We have never moved 1000, but have moved a couple of hundred.
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by Dale Williams » Sun Jan 17, 2016 6:06 pm
Western Carriers is one of the better known specialized transport companies, friend moved 25K bottle collection coast to coast
Most of the wine storage companies can arrange this- boxing and transport, but won't be cheap. I know Horse Ridge (I think?) in CT has good rep. If you are in western CT River Valley in NY is toprate.
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