
For wineries
Turn living rooms across America into your next tasting room.
The problem is geography
Your strongest sales tool is getting someone to taste the wine.
A 5,000-case winery can have passionate customers who visit the tasting room and still be invisible to someone two thousand miles away. Traditional advertising puts a picture of a bottle in front of a stranger. This puts the actual wine in front of a room full of qualified drinkers.
1 host
One enthusiast gathers eight couples in a home.
16 guests
They spend an entire evening with five of your wines and your story.
0 new leases
No second tasting room, no traveling sales team, no distributor.
How it works for you
You stay the seller. We run the experience.
You build the tasting collections
Four, five or six wines chosen to introduce your winery, priced and structured on your terms.
Hosts commit before you ship
Every host places a refundable deposit and confirms a headcount, so tasting inventory only goes where an event is really happening.
One shipment, one household
Tasting wines go to a single address. The group's resulting order can be consolidated into one shipment when appropriate.
You fulfill the sale
The licensed winery remains the seller of record. We provide the customer interface, event management and transaction workflow, and take an agreed percentage of purchases generated through the experience.
Your story travels with the wine
Your profile carries the vineyard, the winemaker, tasting notes, pairings and video. The room hears from you, not from a shelf tag.
Customers you keep
Guests can join your mailing list or club — and several will host their own tasting of your wines later.
Payment and fulfillment are structured to fit your licensing and the jurisdictions involved. Conceptually, the customer purchases from your winery through the platform — we never own or resell your inventory.
Partner with us
We're selecting the first group of wineries.
Tell us about your production, where you can ship, and what you'd want a tasting to include. We'll come back with terms and a launch timeline.