• Bordeaux Reproduction is the perfect image for any wine collector, sophisticated in any room
• Comes mounted on white acid-free mat board, easily fits standard size frames
• Image area is 12 x 18, overall size is 18″ x 24″
• Cellaring Wine Book is a complete and practical guide to building an impressive wine collection

Product Description
The Bordeaux Reproduction and Cellaring Wine Book Gift Set is a perfect gift for the wine enthusiast where the love of wine becomes a serious art form for the knowledgeable collector.

Highly desirable Bordeaux wines that every wine lover dreams of owning are captured in this high quality reproduction created from the original acrylic-on-canvas painted by Northern California artist Sheri Chakamian. Adding warmth and sophistication to any room, this tasteful and time… More >>

Bordeaux Reproduction and Cellaring Wine Book Gift Set

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