Just a quick peek.

Anyone touches the wine with out me saying they can are doomed. Thank you

Thorn smiles walking into the wine room. " Well dark, you have outdone yourself once again." He says to himself as he walks about the room looking for some certain years. He stopped and grabbed a bottle from 1666 and smiles before grabbing a crystal wine glass from among the rack and walks up the stairs "Thanks dark." He shuts off the light and closes the door

Quirks a brow peeking out from behind some of the wine racks watching thorn walking out. Looks side to side, not that he actually needed to, he could sense when others entered and , chuckles to himself, he could also block his presence if he put thought to it so no one could detect him. Grins slipping out from the alcove he had hid himself into when Thorn had entered and walks back over to the wine wracks.

Hums to himself as he bobs his head to the music in his mind whilst he steamed or the labels of the generic wine and then pasted the lables from bottles f wine he had ordered for himself and his wife onto the bottles, all ranging from the 15th century on up to the 19th, though the 15th seemed to be in high commodity, actually he had for a purpose such as this paid someone who could forge any label of any wine dating back to the 14th century, but then the forger actually use to bottle wine during that time and new the inks and process down to even having the paper made and for an extra added touch had people to age the paper. Of coarse this obvious talent this man had was used for illegal means of obtaining billions off the rich by selling store bought wine as a vintage.

Slaps a label, circa 1640 "Hum, a nice Bordeaux wine, well might as well be, not like we have any connoisseurs around here." Grins going back to his humming as he sets the bottle back with one of many old chateau labels on it. Takes out another bottle places it back in relabeled, repeats. Knows that dark had already messed with the wine, buy switching their order, but he plan to take it a greater step, it was much more fun this way, switching the labels and all. Glances over to one of the wracks, nothing there worth messing with, good expensive wine, but nothing of a collectors item and had been made in the last 20 or so years.