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WineView is the new app “choosing wine for all mankind”
Birmingham-based app WineView is making wine accessible to all. We’re raising a glass to our new favorite app, and to never choosing a bottle based on how trendy the label is ever again.
WINEVIEW APP TAKES THE GUESSWORK OUT OF WINE PURCHASES
On average, grocery stores have more than 2,000 bottles of wine. Having so many choices can cause some consumers to be overwhelmed. As a result, 71% of people base their wine purchases on price or the design on the label, as Gary Campbell, founder, and CEO of WineView App, will tell you.
Bham startups discuss growth goals after funding rounds
Two Birmingham startups are poised for additional growth after completing funding rounds in late July.
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Sip, Sip, Hooray! WineView chooses Birmingham as their Headquarters
Ever found yourself feeling overwhelmed in the grocery store wine aisle or giant wine list? For casual and new wine drinkers, the confusion of choosing a wine is all too familiar. Beyond the price range and general category of wines, it’s difficult to quickly choose a quality wine that will also pair well with the rest of your plate.
20 Amazing Alcohol Startups To Watch In 2022
Despite the lack of in-person events during the pandemic, alcohol lovers were still finding ways to connect about their passion, even if it meant through an online wine club or virtual happy hour.
Eating Alabama Podcast
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Wine That Elevates Every Meal
Whether you’re cooking at home or dining out, treating yourself or on a budget, WineView is the app that helps pair the perfect wine with your meal.
Discover A New World Of Wine
We Believe Wine Should Be Inclusive
WineView removes unnecessary elitism to create a space that’s welcoming for all.
We Educate And Elevate
We use wine as a means to educate, so you don’t just taste wines you love, but understand their stories.