Okay, yeah.

As a reconstruction of such a scale, we require closing down the entire premise.

It gave us... a perfect opportunity to remodel the shop in preparation for our 25th anniversary.

As part of this remodel, we moved our wine cellar from one side of the shop to the other, a brand new location, and built a mezzanine floor, making full use of the underutilized high ceiling space that we previously had.

This helped achieve visual impact unlike the old wine cellar.

And that allowed us to capture and display our wines, our new selections and the old selections side by side together in the new wine cellar.

We also maintain our wine tasting room upstairs where we regularly host events.

For a curious drinker, what are some of the differences worth exploring between these old world and new world styles? Maybe you can just tell us what the difference between old and new world styles are in the first place.

There has been a massive explosion in the number of photos being taken.

Yeah, I found that.

The analogy of historical photography and how we currently take photos like it's nothing to be helpful of an analogy of what I think AI is doing to software.

It's super cheap, super cheap, super accessible for everyone to take photos.

And that opens up a whole bunch of different use cases that you previously wouldn't even have thought of, like the concept of a selfie.

would not make any sense if you had to develop using exclusive rooms and chemicals or not.

The fact has changed.

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