Online Wine Merchant Launches Retail Space

Online, March 13, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The Perfect Cellar, along with 7 other high-end businesses, recently opened the doors of The Clerkenwell Collection. Located at 155 Farringdon Road in fashionable Clerkenwell the Collection offers a unique shopping experience where clients can browse art, enjoy wine tasting and can purchase goods as varied as exotic skin handbags, silk scarves, tailor-made suits, unique handmade oak furniture, artisanal cheese, cigars and of course, fine wine.

The Perfect Cellar began as an online wine merchant and with this new venture are embracing their unique style and approach to bring accessible fine wine to the wine drinking public on the high street. They believe anybody can enjoy great wine. Through education, interaction and careful selection they are able to offer the best quality wines from small family run wineries found in the most prestigious regions of the Old World. Their Focus is currently on the wines of France and working with winemakers that at the moment do not sell to the retail market in the U.K. The majority have graced the tables of Michelin starred restaurants around Europe and they are extremely proud to solely represent them both as an online wine merchant and through the Clerkenwell Collection.

The Perfect Cellar prides themselves on creating exclusive relationships with winemakers as they bring hard to find wines not seen before in the U.K. Combining this with excellent service and a knowledgeable team and this business has the ideal environment to make excellent wine choices.

The Perfect Cellar prides themselves on being able to help customers create their own perfect cellar in a simple, uncomplicated, educational and interactive way.

In every cellar, whether it be a wine rack in the kitchen or a full cellar in the basement, there is a need for quaffable whites, reds and roses for everyday drinking, wine for a special occasion or for treating oneself, and stunning wine from excellent vintages that can be drunk anytime or kept for years to come.