Wine Cellar Under Brooklyn Bridge. Sometime between 1876 and the. it might not seem obvious, but the interior of the bases of the brooklyn bridge actually made for perfect wine. when the anthony oechs wine distributors moved to the brooklyn bridge's wine cellar, dormant for almost two decades — the vaults would once again do what they had been built to do when. to be precise, it's under the brooklyn bridge — directly under it. the brooklyn bridge used to have two secret wine cellars deep underground. the cavernous vaults, which are located closer to the foot of the bridge, were rented out as storage space holding wine, champagne, and liqueurs, as well as newspapers from the evening world. They're not vital structural features that serve a. the brooklyn bridge's secret wine cellars are built into the ramps leading to the east river on both the manhattan and brooklyn sides. now, we’re taking a deeper dive into one of our favorite “untapped” secrets from the list: The wine may be gone, but the history remains.
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the brooklyn bridge's secret wine cellars are built into the ramps leading to the east river on both the manhattan and brooklyn sides. when the anthony oechs wine distributors moved to the brooklyn bridge's wine cellar, dormant for almost two decades — the vaults would once again do what they had been built to do when. the brooklyn bridge used to have two secret wine cellars deep underground. They're not vital structural features that serve a. now, we’re taking a deeper dive into one of our favorite “untapped” secrets from the list: Sometime between 1876 and the. it might not seem obvious, but the interior of the bases of the brooklyn bridge actually made for perfect wine. the cavernous vaults, which are located closer to the foot of the bridge, were rented out as storage space holding wine, champagne, and liqueurs, as well as newspapers from the evening world. to be precise, it's under the brooklyn bridge — directly under it. The wine may be gone, but the history remains.
Secret Vaults Under the Brooklyn Bridge Once Home to Private Wine
Wine Cellar Under Brooklyn Bridge to be precise, it's under the brooklyn bridge — directly under it. the brooklyn bridge used to have two secret wine cellars deep underground. to be precise, it's under the brooklyn bridge — directly under it. Sometime between 1876 and the. They're not vital structural features that serve a. the cavernous vaults, which are located closer to the foot of the bridge, were rented out as storage space holding wine, champagne, and liqueurs, as well as newspapers from the evening world. now, we’re taking a deeper dive into one of our favorite “untapped” secrets from the list: the brooklyn bridge's secret wine cellars are built into the ramps leading to the east river on both the manhattan and brooklyn sides. The wine may be gone, but the history remains. when the anthony oechs wine distributors moved to the brooklyn bridge's wine cellar, dormant for almost two decades — the vaults would once again do what they had been built to do when. it might not seem obvious, but the interior of the bases of the brooklyn bridge actually made for perfect wine.
