Xpeditr Inc. Emergency Response Team Saves Wine Collections From Hurricane Florence And Is Ready To Step Into Action This Hurricane Season
XERT, the
Last year alone the Xpeditr team rescued over 25,000 bottles worth more than
The Xpeditr team will examine the wine cellar in a client's home, personally assess the structure and storage system, and identify any weak points or deficiencies. Emergency preparedness is also addressed including the availability of supplies, a generator and waterproof extension cords. Following the assessment, the team will explain whether they believe the collection is safe to be kept in the cellar on-site, or suggest evacuation to a secure, climate-controlled storage facility.
Should emergency wine transportation and storage be recommended, the team will facilitate and manage the process end-to-end. This starts with a detailed inventory of all bottles in the collection, and the development of a detailed evacuation plan. Xpeditr has access to secure storage facilities across the country, and has personally vetted every facility to ensure they meet requirements for security, temperature and humidity control.
If an emergency occurs all that is required is a call to XERT to initiate the evacuation plan. The Xpeditr team will package bottles in wine boxes specifically designed with corrugated, double walls to ensure bottles are protected. Wine boxes are then loaded on specialized trucks designed for temperature-controlled wine transportation and sent on their way to the nearest storage facility for safekeeping.
A wine collection is a lifelong investment that needs protection; don't wait for a natural disaster to strike, get an evacuation plan in place now!
Founded in 2005 by a team of experts, Xpeditr offers clients a streamlined, door-to-door solution for wine relocation across
Founded in 2005,
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