Custom Wine Cellar is Now Cachet Wine Cellars
Custom Wine Cellar is now Cachet Wine Cellars—same expertise, elevated name, and a continued commitment to exceptional design and craftsmanship.
Wait… Am I in the Right Place?
Yes, you’re in exactly the right place! Custom Wine Cellar has a new name — we’re now Cachet Wine Cellars , creators of modern wine cellars in California that are designed to impress.
Same people. Same passion. Just a name that finally matches the elegance of our work — and a website that’s easier to use (and easier to find if you’re Googling modern wine cellars California ).
Why the Name Change?
Because Custom Wine Cellar was a little like naming your winery “Grapes.” Technically accurate — but kind of forgettable.
We wanted a name with… well, cachet — something that reflects the prestige, creativity, and custom design we bring to every wine cellar we build. Whether it’s a luxury wine room in Los Angeles or a sleek glass cellar in Napa, our clients are investing in modern wine cellars that elevate California living .
What’s New?
- A stylish new name: Cachet Wine Cellars
- A modern website packed with California wine cellar inspiration
- Navigation so smooth, you’ll find what you need faster than you can say “pinot noir”
What’s Not Changing?
- The same expert team behind some of the most admired modern wine cellars in California
- Our custom craftsmanship, down to the last detail
- Our commitment to blending storage, style, and serious wow-factor
Feeling a Little Lost?
Totally understandable. You came looking for Custom Wine Cellar , and suddenly you’re at Cachet Wine Cellars .
But don’t worry — you’re exactly where you should be. We’re still the same team, still building stunning California wine cellars , just under a name that wears a tailored tux instead of a basic t-shirt.
Tell Us What You Think!
Love the new name? Curious about building your own modern wine cellar? Want to see if we can fit 400 bottles under your staircase?
“A wine cellar should do more than hold bottles. It should reflect the values, taste, and story of the person who built it.”
