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Terms of Service Goto: Homepage - General     eltejano 08/29/2005 at 09:54 PST Sounds good. I was just curious about one line -- "As far as I'm aware there are NO FACILITIES in Northern California that totally address ALL of these aspects for safely storing your investment." I thought there were places like this in San Jose and SF already? In SF alone, there's the http://www.presidiowinebunkers.com/, three traditional storage places with wine areas/clients (like http://www.citystorage.com/wine_storage.htm), Vinfolio (https://www.vinfolio.com/jsp/public/services/protect.jsp) and many more that I can't think of off the top of my head. My south-bay friends in Cupertino, Los Gatos and San Jose all know of local places as well. just curious. . . We would really like to hear what you have to say You are currently logged on as a Guest User. In order for you to make comments on harvey you need to have your own account. Please Signup for an Account now. Terms of Service Goto: Homepage - General

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