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posted by Mike in Website Updates, Snooth, Wine Industry
This week we’re proud to unveil two new and exciting additions to Snooth that we think you’ll find extremely useful. The first is our new editorial homepage, and the second is the launch of our much-anticipated articles section. Together, these enhancements kick it up a notch and help make Snooth an even richer online resource for wine.

The new homepage puts the best of Snooth front and center. With a site as large as Snooth it’s helpful to have a starting point that ties it all together. With popular wines, forum topics, news items, food pairings, and easy access to your account, the new homepage is a great place to come whether you’re looking for something specific, or just looking for inspiration.

But the centerpiece of the new homepage is our new articles section. For roughly the past year, Snooth users have been receiving helpful Snooth emails chock full of wine reviews, winery and winemaker spotlights, region profiles, wine deals, and much more. And this week we’re proud to announce it all has a permanent home on Snooth. Starting today, every Snooth email you receive will also be published on the site - meaning you’ll never have to dig through your email to remember the name of that winery, or that intriguing varietal with the funny name… Now it’s all on Snooth and always just a few clicks away.
While we’re thrilled to launch these new features, we’re just as exited to make them even better. We hope to hear your feedback on what’s new, and what else you’d like to see in the future. We also wanted to thank our users who took last month’s user survey. Your feedback was instrumental in creating these features that aim to make Snooth - and wine in general - more enjoyable for everyone.
Cheers!
Mike
Yesterday I’m proud to announce that we’ve implemented a feature that helps address a lot of those concerns. You’ll notice a little green corkscrew icon that we’ve brilliantly named, well, the corkscrew. It represents all the ways you can grab ahold of a wine and interact with it. This includes managing your bookmarks, wishlist and cellar, but it also includes a range of context-sensitive options that will change depending on what page you’re on and what you want to do. What we like about the corkscrew is that it’s a flexible, powerful way to display a host of interactive options to users, all while keeping it neatly organized and one click away. Want to see it in action? Check it out