New York's Windows on the World resurrects its famed wine list

Article Abstract:

The famed Windows on the World in the World Trade Center has reopened. The restaurant was closed after the 1993 terrorist attack. Its 20,000-bottle collection of wine was not damaged and the bottles were moved to a safe location after the bombing.

Economic aspects, Restaurants, Manhattan, New York, New York, Wine service, World Trade Center Bombing, 1993

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Renting cellar space

Article Abstract:

Wine collectors who do not have the space to house their collections can rent space in several major cities. A list of merchants in San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles and other areas is provided, with price information included.

Services, Cover Story, Directory, Wine, Storage, Vintners

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Voracious demand for top '93 red Burgundies

Article Abstract:

Wine consumers are purchasing the best 1993 red Burgundies at record levels, both at wholesale and retail. Numerous advance orders are reported. This high-quality vintage is in low supply, so prices are on the high side.

Supply and demand, Burgundy (Wine)

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