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Vinformative was founded with the goal to be the world's one-stop shop for wine information, marketing materials, food pairings, recipes, tasting notes, etc.; essentially, a Google- or facebook-type platform for the food and wine industries. From the beginning, we have been building the world's largest and most comprehensive cloud-based wine database, and we've been developing a variety of applica

tions for consumers, restaurants, wineries and distributors. Unlike other wine database sites, where data is crowd-sourced and often unreliable, duplicative or inaccurate, the data that powers Vinformative comes from the producers themselves, so that finding wine information is never more than a click away. We currently have over 300k wines searchable on our site, and another 500k reviews which distributors can utilize to create fully customizable marketing materials such as shelftalkers and case cards, on-demand, 24-7. These days, when we step back and see the thousands of fans and followers of the site online, we know that we're accomplishing our mission to dent the wine universe in a permanent and meaningful way.

Weird or innovative?
07/07/2016

Weird or innovative?

You are not supposed to put ice in your Champagne. It dilutes the wine. At least that’s the thinking among most wine experts. But that rule doesn’t apply to the winemakers at Möet Chandon, who are hoping you’ll sip their new Möet Ice Imperial Rose on ice, on a 95-degree sunlit rooftop deck in Los A...

This is monstrous!
05/23/2016

This is monstrous!

The world's first fruit-free

Are rare and allocated wines at NY restaurants really worth all the fuss?
09/19/2015

Are rare and allocated wines at NY restaurants really worth all the fuss?

The world of wine allocations has gone through a lot of changes recently. Here's why some of the best bottles won't be on the list.

Be on the lookout for some really good 2015 Viognier that tastes like Luminescence, but with a different label.
09/15/2015

Be on the lookout for some really good 2015 Viognier that tastes like Luminescence, but with a different label.

Maison Etienne Guigal has had €40,000 of grapes stolen, which were reserved for Luminescence, a rarely produced cuvée of Condrieu.

This is really terrible.
09/15/2015

This is really terrible.

The Valley Fire, which reached 61,000 acres in Napa and Lake counties on Monday morning, has reportedly destroyed Shed Horn Cellars, a winery in Middletown in southern Lake County. No one was injur...

Well, that's one way to handle the situation.
08/25/2015

Well, that's one way to handle the situation.

Woman drank contents of bottle after being told she could not carry it in her hand luggage, only to be prevented from flying because she was too drunk

Crazyman or genius prophet?
08/17/2015

Crazyman or genius prophet?

Wine Spectator

We do like fruity wines.
07/08/2015

We do like fruity wines.

Wine Spectator columnist Matt Kramer says the sale of Pinot Noir Brand Meiomi can tell us quite a bit about American wine tastes.

Know these vineyards!
06/08/2015

Know these vineyards!

Anyone looking for wines that are consistently strong should seek out bottles with labels bearing these names, says Lettie Teague.

Georgian wine en vogue.
05/26/2015

Georgian wine en vogue.

A thorny international skirmish between Russia and its former Soviet states has been a boon for Georgian wine-makers.

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