Escafeld wines are now available online through WineQ ! With WineQ you can queue up wines to create your own personal wine club. It works similarly to the delivery queues at Netflix, except you get to decide how often your shipments are sent, and how many items are included in each shipment, all ... all about them in the WineQ blog--their most recent post includes a great write up about Escafeld...

Mashable.com, a social networking news site that receives over a million pageviews per month, recently featured a post entitled, “30+ Resources for Enjoying and Learning About Wine .” The list is divided into various categories, including a “Shopping” category where WineQ is aptly featured ... only be featuring WineQ! KillerStartups.com also decided that WineQ was a “killer startup...

Mashable.com, a social networking news site that receives over a million pageviews per month, recently featured a post entitled, “30+ Resources for Enjoying and Learning About Wine .” The list is divided into various categories, including a “Shopping” category where WineQ is aptly featured ... only be featuring WineQ! KillerStartups.com also decided that WineQ was a “killer startup...

I know I’m involved in WineQ and therefore a little biased but I just wanted to post quickly about the service. For those that don’t know, WineQ is a site creating the NetFlix of Wine Clubs ... , and some are really useful. I setup my WineQ club service to ship me about 3 bottles every three ... this comforting reminder: From:  WineQ support@wineq.com Subject: Your Q order is ready to ship...

... wineries (some on WineQ) pouring their delicious wines there. The number one reason you’ll want to be there is to hear WineQ speaking about the disruptive effects of technology on wine clubs! The Wine ... ’s what WineQ had to say: The world recently witnessed a fundamental shift in how the web is used ... , and they definitely weren’t the first. One example that’s particularly relevant to WineQ...

Dr. Debs, university professor and blogger over at the Good Wine Under $20 blog, recently asked her readers, Whats in Your WineQ? What made me take the plunge? Well, when I saw that Twisted Oak and Escafeld (two wineries I feel I know because I follow their blogs) had joined the ranks of WineQ, that was all this blogger needed to sign up. And I’m really glad I did. Now that I’ve signed up...

We at WineQ would like to sincerely apologize for the Twisted spectacle we created at Seito Sushi in Orlando, FL. What initially began as a classy wine dinner at a trendy restaurant rapidly spiraled downward following the uncorking of the first bottle of Twisted Oak wine by National Wine Pimp Boy Brainerd. One sip put WineQ Marshall in a trance: The mass hysteria that ensued when Boy...

I’m diving right in.  Joining the team at WineQ .  Adding my Silicon Valley tech experience and passion for wine to the heavy hitters at WineQ.  What?  Why?  Thats an easy question to answer… I’ve ... and have it energize me. Well, it seems in WineQ , I’ve discovered a wine business that aligns with my ... .  This paragraph is very Zen for me! WineQ offers users the ability to create a queue of wines...

... networking sites that include online stores but there is nothing like WineQ , which launches their public ... with with a personal movie queue, WineQ does this for wine clubs. But they take this concept one step further ... in Ajax which provides an easy to use drag and drop interface. WineQ’s business model is based upon ... rather pay for more wine than shipping any day. I know why the folks at WineQ have chosen...

We’ve recently received a few questions from members regarding how to keep track of the wines in their queue, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to show off the super-snazzy WineQ console. Unfortunately, we aren’t yet able to display the console on our blog, so I’ll post a screenshot here for you to use a reference until you can get back to the wines and start playing...