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RoboVault Hosts Fantesca at New Cat 5 Resistant Wine Storage Vault, Debuts New Cabernet from Heidi Peterson Barrett

Much lauded winemaker Heidi Barrett’s first Cabernet Sauvignon for Fantesca Estate & Winery debuts at ultra high tech secure wine vault storage facility. RoboVault’s individual, private wine vaults are perfect for the secure storage of valuable wine collections.

FT. LAUDERDALE, FL (February 2, 2010) - RoboVault, a new state-of-the-art secure self storage facility debuts cult winemaker Heidi Peterson Barrett’s newest Cabernet Sauvignon. Duane Hoff, owner of Fantesca Estate & Winery presented the new wine in RoboVault’s luxurious and ultra secure wine lounge in Fort Lauderdale as well as other much lauded Fantesca wines including King Richard’s Reserve Pinot Noir. Fantesca recently welcomed veteran winemaker Heidi Peterson Barrett, whose renowned Napa Valley resume includes winemaking at Screaming Eagle, La Sirena and Dalla Valle. Guests were treated to VIP tours of RoboVault’s ultra secure safe deposit vault, wine vault and vault storage for fine art, antiques and exotic cars. Catering was provided by Captial Grille for 40 VIP guests.

RoboVault is an ultra high tech secure storage facility conveniently located adjacent to the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades. This brand new building is perfect for the secure storage of fine art, exotic cars, vintage car storage, classic car storage, antique storage, collectible storage, fine furnishings, wine storage, business and forensic property or smaller items such as jewelry, precious metals, silver storage, gold storage, currency or important documents. The secure storage facility combines cutting edge robotic technology with state-of-the-art security systems that make the building virtually impenetrable to theft, harsh elements, vandalism, bullets, fire – even up to Category 5 hurricanes with winds up to 200 miles per hour.

Fantesca Estate & Winery is rich with history, having originally been in the dowry of Caroline Bale when she married Charles Krug in 1860. The property is recognized as a prime mountain vineyard and a perfect place for a Spring Mountain winery. In 1889, a Cabernet made by Hannah Weinberger, one of the earliest female winemakers, won one of the first awards for a wine from the Napa Valley.