Wine routes and open cellars
A map for your wine route, open all year
Wineries scattered across the hills, tasting rooms with their own hours and tourists who arrive any day of the year. Give them one map that is always up to date.
What gets in the way
Brochures go out of date
Opening hours, new members and closed cellars change during the year, the printed map does not.
Visitors plan on their phone
Tourists look for the next winery on the road, not in a leaflet left at the hotel.
Open cellar days need their own program
Special weekends add tastings and shuttles on top of the usual route.
How a live map helps
Every member on one map
Wineries, restaurants and viewpoints in their colors, with the visitor's own position on the same map.
Always up to date
Change hours or add a member and update the live map: no reprint.
Events on the same map
Add the program of open cellar weekends to the map visitors already know.
Numbers for the consortium
Visitors per day and the most opened wineries, to report to members.
The plan that fits
Open all year? Max yearly keeps the map live for €990 a year, two months free.
Questions
Which plan fits a map that is always open?
Max yearly keeps the map live all year for the price of 10 months, with visitors over the plan billed as they come.
Can I show the opening hours of each winery?
Yes, in each point's description, together with contacts, photos and a link.
Can visitors see which winery is closest?
Yes. The map shows their live position next to every winery, so they can pick the nearest one.
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Give your visitors a map they will use
Create your team, draw the map and preview it on your phone today. One small map stays live for free.