Free Flow Wines launches new website
Free Flow Wines proudly announces the launch of its new website, designed to look modern, professional, and to elevate the user experience. With a commitment to quality, service, innovation and sustainability, Free Flow Wines is thrilled to unveil a digital platform that integrates convenience…
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The new website merges the tools and resources from Free Flow’s former educational website, www.TryWineOnTap.com, under the Free Flow brand. The combined website also makes it easier for consumers to find wine-on-tap close to them and makes it easier for restaurants and hotels to find which wines are available in kegs in their local market. The website offers:
- Intuitive Navigation: Streamlined menus and user-friendly design ensure effortless exploration of Free Flow Wines’ comprehensive range of services and solutions.
- Engaging Content: From informative articles and industry testimonials to interactive maps, the website offers a wealth of resources to educate and inspire visitors.
- Enhanced Accessibility: Optimized for seamless browsing across devices, the website ensures that users can access valuable information anytime, anywhere.
“We are excited to introduce our new website which demonstrates Free Flow’s superior service and commitment to growing the wine-on-tap category, while making information more accessible to our partners,” says Julia Tarazoff, Director of Marketing and Customer Success at Free Flow Wines. “Our goal is to provide a user-friendly platform that not only showcases our innovative offerings but also serves as an interactive, valuable resource to help expand awareness and the programs of our Winery, Distributor, and On-Premise Operator partners alike.”
Experience the future of wine by-the-glass with Free Flow Wines. Visit us at www.freeflowwines.com.
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