At the events, which attracted an unprecedented 1,700 members of the wine trade, Slow Wine introduced the iOS app version of the Slow Wine guide, which now includes interactive maps for US consumers to find Slow Wine-reviewed wines in their local shops and restaurants across the US.
Slow Wine is a division of Slow Food International that evaluates wineries practicing good, clean and fair production methods.
The app is available on the Apple Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch ($8.99). A paperback version is available on Amazon.com (SRP $25) and in select bookstores.
Vinitaly launched the latest iteration of Vinitaly Interactive, an iPad app designed to enable trade show attendees to take electronic tasting notes while gathering useful feedback for exhibitors.
Shop Wine & Dine hosted a drawing for one lucky attendee to win a free trip to Piedmont. If you attended any of the Slow Wine events, check out this page to find out who the winner is!
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