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FOOD & WINE 20 MARCH 2019
Blind wine tasting for the rest of us… Exactly right!
You don’t need to be a Sommelier to have fun with WineGame.
FOOD & WINE 20 JULY 2018
The New WineGame App Is Pretty Great, No Matter What Level Wine Drinker You Are
The biggest takeaway for me, however, was that the pressure of blind tasting suddenly became fun.
WINE SPECTATOR 19 JULY 2018
Smells Like Victory: WineGame App from Rob Wilder and José Andrés Lets You Wage Blind-Tasting Battle Royales via Phone
It's not so different from the spirited guessing games wine lovers have been playing IRL since the beginning of wine.
THE GUARDIAN 18 JULY 2018
Think you're a wine buff? How to turn a glass of wine into a family feud.
WineGame lets you scan bottles and test friends’ and family’s knowledge of grape, region and vintage – but beware the seriously competitive
THE TIMES [UK] 30 JUNE 2018
Wine Quiz App will be the Toast of Drinkers with Good Taste
The secret to wine, it has been said, is that good wine tastes good and bad wine doesn’t. All the rest is nonsense. A new app promises to disprove that theory.
"Before revealing the correct answer, the app asks players to rate the wine — potentially the most embarrassing moment for the wine know-it-all who might be tricked into revealing a penchant for the cheapest bottle of plonk in play."
FINANCIAL POST 20 JUNE 2018
FP INNOVATORS
WineGame app brings the master sommelier experience to the masses
The goal is to make blind tasting way more accessible, super social, educational and fun. And it's unstumpable.
“If you like Trivial Pursuit, if you like wine, if you have friends, then you need WineGame.”
DRINKSBUSINESS 21 JUNE 2018
New App Turns Any Bottle into a Blind Tasting Quiz
A new app that transforms any collection of wine bottles into a multiple choice blind tasting quiz has been launched, inviting players to test their tastebuds while learning about wine in a fun and informal setting.
BLOOMBERG NEWS 20 JUNE 2018
PURSUITS
Is This New Wine Guessing Game the Most Elitist App Ever?
Not so, according to the creators of WineGame, which aims to bring the Master Somm experience—and joy of vino—to the masses.