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Vin | 65 launches an iPad app for tasting rooms.
Andrew and his team are to be congratulated on doing what others (including me) only thought about.
I wish them the greatest success!
Now the only question is what kind of an iPad case to buy for your tasting room iPads...
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Thank you Mike. There are a few others doing this also (such as Winergy Inc). The big piece in here is that wineries need to capture more visitor data in the tasting room and this is a great way to do that.
As for the case - the Etch A Sketch case would look good - but I personally would just find some mounting bracket with a cable attachment to the iPad similar to how they secure devices in cell phone stores. (I've seen a few).
Posted by: Andrew Kamphuis | October 12, 2010 at 11:46 AM
I like the etch a sketch case! But you would need an etch a sketch app to go with it. Then you'd have a $500 device for drawing stairs...
We're going with a bulky rubber case for now - something difficult to slip away with and also hopefully that bounces...
Posted by: El Jefe | October 12, 2010 at 05:10 PM
Wow this is way cool! I need to check the app store more often.
Posted by: Napa Wine Tour Guide | January 02, 2011 at 12:08 PM
We are using the Otterbox case. It is super hefty and the cover can be made into a handy little stand for easy viewing.
Posted by: Kalenhb | January 06, 2011 at 09:34 AM
This app is great, Thanks! Btw, have you guys heard of lovethis? I've started using it to get wine recommendations, pretty useful. Check out my recommendations and I'd be interested to connect with you guys to find some interesting labels and new producers. Here's a link to my profile: http://ow.ly/42A6l. Keep up the great blog, how do I subscribe?
Posted by: Karl Summerville | February 28, 2011 at 09:45 AM
"Now the only question is what kind of an iPad case to buy for your tasting room iPads..."
I would recommend Otterbox or the DODOcase. Otterbox is well known for it's toughness and dodocase is built by hand which can assure you with quality.
Posted by: ipad cases | April 09, 2011 at 12:12 AM