Today's featured wine:Domaine Roger Perrin Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2004

About Cork’d

Cork’d is a free service for wine aficionados. You can use Cork’d to catalog, rate and review wines you’ve tasted. You can also keep track of wines you’d like to try and buy as well as subscribe to what your buddies have reviewed. It’s a new way to discover and share wine — and we think it’s perfect for people like you.

Why Should I Become a Member?

By becoming a Cork’d member (did we mention that it’s free?), you’ll be able to take advantage of all the cool stuff the site offers:

Wine Journal

This is where you catalog, rate and review the wines you’ve tried. This is your wine history, and each entry will allow you to rate, review, and add your tasting notes and tags to a wine on Cork’d.

Wine Cellar

Your Wine Cellar is a list of bottles that you own, but haven’t tried yet. Once you’ve opened a bottle from your cellar, you could then write a journal entry about it.

Shopping List

Here’s where you can keep track of wines you’d like to buy. You can instantly add wines from other member’s journal entries, or add your own from scratch. It’ll make that trip to the store all the easier, and will take the guesswork out of buying your next bottle.

Drinking Buddies

You can add other Cork’d members as Drinking Buddies. By doing so, you’ll be alerted each time a buddy adds a new Wine Jounal entry. You’ll be able to see what they’ve been tasting, what they thought and how they rated the wine. It’s a simple and fun way to discover new wines.

Recommendations

After you’ve reviewed a wine, you have the option of recommending it to any or all of your Drinking Buddies. Conversely, your buddies may choose to recommend their favorite wines to you.

Brought to you by Tundro

icebergCork’d is a product of Tundro, a development agency building web applications for people like you. Our base of operations is located in the center of a large iceberg, floating continuously between the North Shore of Massachusetts and Florida’s central coast. Because both founders are named Dan, we thought it might be useful to break it down a bit:

Dan Benjamin

Dan Benjamin is a programmer and writer specializing in web applications, database design, usability, and business development. His focus is building publishing tools with a community focus.

Dan Cederholm

Dan Cederholm is a designer and author, specializing in web and interface design. A recognized expert in the field, Dan creates simple, readable interfaces balanced with a standards-based methodology.

Visit the Tundro website to learn more.