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	Jim Fortune BellaOnline's Wine Editor

Build Your Wine Collection
Is your New Year´s resolution to finally develop a modest wine collection? Here are tips and hints to help.

Buying your first case of wine
You feel like wine tonight. You walk casually over to your cellar and take a look. You're glad you decided to take the leap and get that first mixed case of wine. You smile as you think - aren't you the negotiator? They knocked off 15% on your case purchase.

Easy Ways to Find Value Wines
How do you find value wines? How do you know if you will like them? Do you have to spend $20+ to get a good wine or can you get a wine that you will like for under $15? All good questions. Read on to find the answers.

Getting Your Wine Back Home
When visiting wineries, keep in mind you need a plan on getting your wines back home once you have purchased them. This article will explain the tricks you may need to know about in advance, so you don't run into problems later.

Hey Jim, what’s in YOUR cellar?
Some people know I am good at finding nice wine for under $10. So when people see me some always ask, "Hey Jim, what’s in YOUR cellar?" In this article I let the cat out of the bag and tell you what I am buying and mention wines I have not written about yet.

Hey Jim, What’s in YOUR Cellar? - Update
My wine purchases did not go as planned. I wound up getting a mixed case of Canyon Oaks, a case of "the Toad", and agreeing to buy a case of Famega. While I am happy with what I got, my cellar does not have the diversity I was hoping for.

Your First Wine Cellar
Whether it is 5 bottles or 50, eveyone needs a place to store wine they find they want more than a bottle or two of and this will give you the beginning of how to start.

Your Wine Cellar - Tracking the contents
Whether it is 5 bottles or 50, you'll need to know what the cellar contains, the temperature to maintain the wine, and whether or not you want a plain or fancy cellar.