SAUSALITO, CA, July 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) The WineStation Subscription Program
A recent survey by Napa Technology, found that 81 percent of wine industry experts agree that it is important to have a wine preservation system to achieve a more profitable wines by the glass program.
Of the more than 150 top sommeliers, wine directors, and hotel and restaurant operators questioned, 85 percent agree that consumers are both demanding and ordering more wines by the glass than in previous years. In response to the results of the survey, an accessible leasing program was created.
The WineStation Subscription Program will allow both single and multi-unit venues to benefit from the WineStation intelligent dispensing system technology, reducing upfront costs and providing attractive, low monthly payments of $199 for 24 months. The WineStation Subscription Program offers tools for the foodservice and hospitality industries to achieve immediate profitability from their wines by the glass program.
Napa Technology recognizes that cost effective solutions are crucial to all businesses in today's economy and the development of the WineStation Subscription Program provides an additional resource for success.
The WineStation, was designed to reduce monumental upstart costs by eliminating the need for costly build-outs and maintenance, found commonly in its predecessors. This simple plug and play system allows for 60 day preservation, zero product loss, easy product monitoring and now available for only $199 per month.
This flexible, convenient and proven program has a onetime fee of $850 per venue that includes unit installation and extensive staff training. The $199 monthly fee for 24 months includes a parts and labor warranty throughout the course of the program, the cost of product shipping and return at the completion of term, convenient customer service, and easy subscription extensions with the same low costs.
Napa Technology, LLC is a designer and manufacturer of Intelligent Dispensing Solutions for wine that ensures optimum freshness with each pour. The company's breakthrough product, WineStation , is designed to drive revenues and maximize the profitability of each bottle. WineStation has been adopted by hospitality, entertainment and foodservice industries as a new way to serve, preserve and capitalize on the value of available customer preference data.
For additional information on WineStation and Napa Technology visit www.napatechnology.com.
Napa Technology Launches The WineStation Subscription Program Creating the Perfect & Most Profitable Pour
Napa Technology, developer of the WineStation, Intelligent Preservation and Dispensing System, announced a cost effective option to immediately install a cutting edge wines-by-the-glass preservation system in their venues.
2011-07-14
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[Press-News.org] Napa Technology Launches The WineStation Subscription Program Creating the Perfect & Most Profitable PourNapa Technology, developer of the WineStation, Intelligent Preservation and Dispensing System, announced a cost effective option to immediately install a cutting edge wines-by-the-glass preservation system in their venues.