Comments on: Need More Customers? Host a Wine Tasting!

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By: Marcus Giuliano

Marcus Giuliano — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:54:00 +0000

After 4 years of wine events we have learned alot. We now title each event as a wine class of some sort. We found that most people are intimidated when it comes to wine. So they tend to shy away in fears of not being able to keep up with the wines. We have found that emphasizing that we will teach them all they need to know work great. As soon as we changed the wording our events doubled overnight. And just as you said Barry people we are the experts and people want to learn from us.

We have also cultivated a very successful beer event following. Craft beer lovers will come out from all over rain, snow or shine for a decent craft beer event. Especially when a rep shows up from the brewery. These guys are paid to represent their product and with proper planning they will be happy to conduct your event with giveaways.

And most of these wine/beer companies will post your event on their website and send it out in e-mails. That means new customers.

The bottom line is that customers want an experience from us experts.

By: Gerd Hambsch

Gerd Hambsch — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:53:09 +0000

Most wine vendors would gladly do a wine tasting for the customers of a bar or restaurant;especially if that establishment already carries their product,or will in the future. It doesn’t always have to be free, you can charge a nominal amount & neither the business or the vendor has to lose money.You could also use an independent consultant who may have a more diverse knowledge of wine than the vendor.Once you get the wine tasting part down, the next logical step would be a wine & food pairing. Lots of work but customers love it!! Prosit, Gerd

By: musthavemenus (musthavemenus)

musthavemenus (musthavemenus) — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:40:50 +0000

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