The Bottom Line
Pros
- Sample a range of wines at minimal cost.
- Exposure to different wines/blends made easy.
- Makes wines more accessible.
- Online tastings with wine professionals allow for continued wine education.
- Helps consumers make well-informed wine purchases.
Cons
- Still in the early stages, so tasting pack selections are still somewhat limited.
- Looks like tasting packs may sell out quickly.
Description
- Four to twelve samples of wine in a tasting pack.
- Each sample is 50 ml of wine.
- Each sample comes with the producer's label for easy in-store or online identification.
Guide Review - Brixr.com
This is certainly a win-win tasting platform that gives consumers the opportunity to taste several wines for just pennies on the bottle and allows producers to get their products to consumers for significantly less overhead. It's like a low-risk "meet and greet," where the wine and palate have a chance to mingle without having to shell out the big bucks. You can basically bring the tasting room to your living room, with these mini bottles - allowing you to sip, sample and savor a series of related wines before committing to purchase a full 750 ml bottle.
You can order various tasting packs and if you want, do an online tasting video that will take you into the details of the particular wine, producer, and vintage. However, what caught my attention was that for $25 you can taste through $175 worth of wines to see what you like in a given range.
Want to run through the same Rhone Inspired Tasting Pack and Online Seminar? Check it out here at Brixr.com.

