The short answer
As a winery, brewery or distillery you list your tasting on Gustofolio for free: you create a page for your business and use it to set date, drinks, places and price or ticket link. Every tasting is reviewed before it is published and then appears under Meet & Taste on the map and in the list. There is no fee, no subscription and no commission on your tickets.
Who listing is meant for
Meet & Taste is made for businesses that invite people to taste: wineries, breweries and distilleries, as well as sake breweries and anyone who makes gin, rum or liqueur. Whether a wine tasting in a vaulted cellar, a brewery tour or a whisky evening at the distillery, every format has its place.
Enthusiasts can create tastings too. In the public list they appear as Private, never with their name.
How to list a tasting
Listing takes a few minutes. You need a regular Gustofolio account and use it to create your business page on the web. There is one business per account.
- Create a free account or sign in
- Create your business page under Manufakturen
- Create a tasting: title, date and time, drinks, postcode and town
- Set the number of places and state whether it is free, paid on site or runs via a ticket link
- Submit: the tasting is reviewed and then published
What guests see and what they do not
The public list and map show title, time, drinks, postcode and town, cost, free places and the name of your business. That is enough for people to decide whether they want to come.
Description, image, exact address, guest list and group chat are only visible to signed-in guests, and the address only after you accept them. You decide who comes.
What it costs
Listing is free: 0 euros fee, no subscription and no commission on your tickets. A contribution or your own ticket is allowed; the money goes directly to you, not through Gustofolio.
Review before publication
Every public tasting is reviewed before it appears. That keeps Meet & Taste a list of real events rather than a notice board. Your business page can be reached via its link right away; it appears on the map, in the list and in search after approval.
Tips for a tasting that gets found
People search by drink and place. A title like Riesling tasting in the vaulted cellar says more than Autumn evening. Name the drinks precisely, state the number of places and list the tasting early so it is visible for a long time.
If you sell tickets, add the link directly. And if you plan a series, create each date separately so each one is found on its own.
- Put drink and occasion in the title
- Select all the drinks
- State places and price clearly
- List early, at least two weeks ahead
- Create each date separately
Frequently asked questions about listing
These are the questions businesses ask most often before listing their first tasting.
Does listing cost anything?
No. There is no fee, no subscription and no commission on tickets.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a regular Gustofolio account. You use it to create your business page on the web and list your tastings.
Who sees the address?
Only guests you have accepted. Publicly, postcode and town are shown.
Can I sell tickets?
Yes. You link to your own ticket sales or state an amount that guests pay on site.
