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Comment by Thomas McKay, Wine by the Bar on September 9, 2010 at 9:57am

It's been a long time coming, but Wine by the Bar finally has an iPhone app! Although the original Android version is still out there, the new design is much truer to my original vision of being that bridge between wine lover and wine world. The Android just didn't have enough traction to take any ideas from theory to confirmation. (Android version gets some loving starting in November.)

As tribute to OWC, I thought I'd extend the initial offer here: Do you have a favorite blogger that would want to try leveraging the iPhone app for connecting with their readers? Maybe you're one yourself?

One of the core tenets of Wine by the Bar is to not get in the way of destination branding. Customer stores can go as far as getting their own logo on the home screen and exclusive news&events. So while it is a generic app and can be used in any restaurant, tasting, etc. the branding to your dedicated fans is yours.

Bloggers too get some very useful features for signing up. For example, their reviews for a wine can link to a webpage. This could be their blog or even directly to their affiliate's site (including their ID for tracking). Again, Wine by the Bar's mission is to just be a facilitator of the connection.

Sound interesting? In theory, right? So go download the free app and give it a spin. (Note that the next release will have some refinements geared towards store, winery, and blogger discovery.) Then point you're favorite blogger to it and have them try. Anyone interested testing some features in this invite-only stage, please contact me: winebythebar on twitter, or email thomasmckay at winebythebar.com (or through OWC).

Many thanks for all the support over the past two years as I took my first steps into the wine world.

Comment by Joshua Patterson on September 29, 2009 at 8:15pm

Greetings everyone! Really looking forward to joining in on the discussion.

Cheers!

Joshua Patterson - Velvet Vine, for the iPhone and iPod Touch
www.velvetvine.com

Comment by Bradley A. Thomas on September 28, 2009 at 1:16pm

The Map Store is pleased to announce the completion of the Stags Leap District AVA Map.

Copies of the Map are available from our Web Site
Data contained on the map can also be viewed online at

Comment by Bradley A. Thomas on July 9, 2009 at 1:57pm

The Map Store publishes detailed AVA Maps for Sonoma County and The State of Oregon. We will soon release Napa Valley's Stags Leap District.

The Map Store, Cartographers to the Wine Industry

Comment by SANJAY JAGTAP on July 3, 2009 at 9:19am

Hi Louise.. need any data from Indian wine manufacturers, shippers, bottles? e mail at abhirutu@rediffmail.com

Comment by Louise Domenitz on June 30, 2009 at 11:08am

Hi all -
I think you'll be intrigued by the work our company has undertaken. eProvenance is working to assure ideal temperature conditions for the transport and storage of fine wine during worldwide distribution. Using our RFID temperature sensors and online monitoring system, we are assessing the quality of global fine wine shipment conditions. Our goal is to help establish fine wine cold chains in which proper temperature conditions are maintained. We work with producers, importers, distributors, transporters, all members of the distribution chain, and currently have clients in Bordeaux, Burgundy, California and the UK.

We've researched the impact of high temperatures on the quality of fine wine, and we've established Wine Provenance Collaboratives in Bordeaux and Napa/Sonoma to map the performance of the global wine distribution channels in order to understand and improve conditions, share best practices, and provide the ability to authenticate high-quality provenance.

Take a look at my OWC page to for more info on our research and our technology. Or check out our web site at www.eprovenance.com

I welcome your questions, comments, feedback!

-Louise

Comment by Bob Barclay on June 30, 2009 at 6:54am

I have a new video to share on my page, It's a look at large format commemorative wine bottles. It's called Big Bottles. I hope you enjoy it- Bob

Comment by Bradley A. Thomas on June 24, 2009 at 3:28pm

Because wine is so influenced by its geography, maps are the perfect way to present information about wine and vineyards. WineMap is a very comprehensive website with advanced features specific to the wine industry. Through WineMap the world is open to each and every winemaker and farmer. To date, WineMap has compiled data for Sonoma County, the State of Oregon and Napa's Stags Leap District. we look forward to mapping your region next.

Comment by Jamie Foster on May 17, 2009 at 6:42am

Hello All,

I am joining to listen, learn and contribute (when I can).

Cheers,

Jamie

Comment by Laurence Davidson on January 10, 2009 at 2:05pm

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to stop in, join the group and see what everyone is talking about...

Cheers,
Larry

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