This allows consumers to login using existing Facebook and Twitter account credentials, as last we checked, no one needs another user name/password combo to remember!    Additional    functionality     also    allows    a
consumer to directly communicate to their Facebook and Twitter friends while being logged into WineMatch, facilitating the posting of wine recommendations and links to their friends within the Social Media environment. Consumers can also communicate to wineries more easily as outlined below.

For wineries, WineMatch continues to post all published wines to Facebook and Twitter, as well as WineMatch's own RSS feed. We recently added the ability for wineries to have their Facebook, Twitter, RSS feed and Blog links to appear on their respective winery page on WineMatch, further facilitating consumer to winery communications via Social Media. A good example here can be found with Girard Winery, who has all four icons. If a winery does not subscribe to one of these, the icon will appear greyed out. Wineries can update this information by simply logging into here.

WineMatch is now able to present highly relevant deals to consumers based on wines they already enjoy. This is accomplished by using up to 20 points of matching sensory, chemistry and winery data that has been proven reliable for providing matches to consumers. When matches are presented, winery deals are as well, as are the shipping states so voilà, the "Value Proposition!"

	Additionally, we acknowledge the role of tablets in tasting rooms, such as Apple's iPad/iPad2 or Motorola's Xoom (Droid OS), WineMatch is in process of accommodating this functionality. All a winery will need to do is add a WineMatch icon to the tablet and link it to their winery page on WineMatch.com! Del Rio Vineyards is a really great
example for the integration of a tablet in the tasting room. This functionality gets rolled out in a couple of weeks.

WineMatch recently completed Road Shows through Washington and Oregon to showcase the system to area wineries. Presentations were held at DeLille Cellars in Woodinville, Airfield Estates in Prosser, Walla Walla Airport Conference Center, Willamette Valley Vineyards in Salem, Henry Estate in Roseburg, and Del Rio Vineyards in Gold Hill.