Inside the best superyacht wine cellars

The 60 metre motor yacht Paraffin has space on board for up to 400 bottles of the best vintages, with 200 stored in a beautiful display case near the formal dining area. The myriad wine bottles serve as a perfect complement to the stately and serene dining saloon.

The Feadship yacht features a classically styled interior by Lisa Kittredge. She also has a full bar in dark wood with plush leather stools, providing an ideal place to sample one of the many vintages on display in the yacht's dining room.

Broadwater was first delivered by Feadship in 1994 but underwent an extensive conversion project at Royal Huisman from 2019 to 2020. The interior refresh of the 56 metre classic included the addition of a new ceiling-height wine cabinet in the dining room, alongside an amoeba-shaped dining table and organic pebble hardware inspired by the works of sculptor Alexander Calder.

Launched in 1986, the famed Feadship Highlander might be known for her exterior design by Jon Bannenberg, but she also hides some intriguing interior features, such as this ample wine cellar. Highlander has been used extensively for entertaining in her lifetime, hosting everyone from Heads of State to Royalty and the Forbes family. This wine cellar surely has come in handy for such soirees.

Gimballed storage spheres on 47 metre A2 are not just an artistic touch: they help protect the wine from cracks and bumps at sea. The clever and good-looking spherical wine storage on the beautifully rebuilt Feadship is just one of the classic yacht's many charms.

The owner wanted the looks of a classic Feadship with the benefits of a modern build, and post-re-build, she also features a much larger main saloon, better headroom and enhanced performance thanks to new MTU engines.