On the USA's ABC Television Network daytime chatshow called "The View", lifestyle expert David Hoffman gave viewers a forecast of the hottest fads for 2007. Enomatic is one of them!
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Links to recent Media Articles
LA Times - The new wave of wine bars - hybrid bar-retailers are popping up all over town.....
Washington Post -
Tasting Bar Taps Into Do-It-Yourself Spirit.....
E-Gear Magazine - America’s wine connoisseurs now finally have a way to sample many wines without waiting for the waiter ......
Try Before We Sell It to You..........and MUST TASTE in 2007
From the 22 January 2007 issue of TIME Magazine...."In order to entice consumers, US companies are offering new ways for shoppers to sample products before committing...................Enomatic Machines stop oxidation in opened bottles, allowing customers to taste even high-end wines at shops". Click here to view.
Enomatic is also listed as one of Food & Wine Magazine's 100 must-tastes of 2007!
Installations in the media......Vium Populi and Just Grapes.....
News
Video of Tastings - St Petersberg, Florida, USA
A new wine bar
in St. Petersberg is taking tasting technical. The place is called
Tastings and with bottle after bottle lined up it's a Chardonnay
and Burgundy buffet.
Tastings has over 100 wines to choose from and some unique equipment
makes such a large selection possible. The machines keep oxygen
out of the bottles, so the wine will keep for weeks.
Patrons serve themselves using a pre-paid card and just like any
plastic, it makes shopping easy.
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Wine
Tastes - Queenstown, New Zealand
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The trains in Italy don't always run on time, but the sleek
new wine bar in Rome's Termini railroad station may ease the pain.
Ars Bibendi ("The
Art of Drinking") offers 105 wines to taste, from great French
vintages to Super-Tuscans and little known Italian wines.
You prepay for a card worth 10, 30 or 50 euros, so you're ready
to drink whenever you travel. More bars are planned for
train stations and airports around the country; Linate Airport
in Milan, is next up.
Tasting
tour - An innovative shop offers a world of wine, shot by shot
"Wine tasting
is a funny business. A six-winery Saturday afternoon in the Napa
Valley strikes me as torture -
your comparison of the eighteenth big Cab of the day with
the second isn't worth a fig. Still, it would be nice to be able
to sip a few Cabs or Pinots side by side, to find out what you
like. Wine bars are good for this, but you generally can't take
home your favorite bottle.
So VinoVenue, a
new tasting room and shop in San Francisco, caught my attention.
There's nothing else like it in the West. Equipped with wood-and-steel
dispensers that preserve open bottles of wine with argon (an inert
gas that has no effect on the wine), VinoVenue pours more than
100 wines at a time, grouped at stations by variety or style,
from all over the world.
Is this education,
or is it entertainment? I ask Mary Lynn Slattery, VinoVenue co-owner,
with Nancy Rowland. "Both," she says quickly. "Educational fun."
It's a business proposition -
a chance to taste before you buy, to avoid investing in
a bottle you don't like." Sara Schneider, Sunset
Magazine, April 2005
Try Before We Sell It to You..........and MUST TASTE in 2007 
The trains in Italy don't always run on time, but the sleek
new wine bar in Rome's Termini railroad station may ease the pain.
Tasting
tour - An innovative shop offers a world of wine, shot by shot