SlurpVision Wine Videos from Online Retailer Slurp

SlurpVision Wine Videos from Online Retailer Slurp »

Andrew Barrow

15 Nov

Slurp.co.uk – a rapidly growing, young and dynamic wine company and with over 7,000 wines must be one of the largest online retailers in the UK. They are very enthusiastic about one of their their newest ventures, SlurpVision wine videos.

Driven by our shared passion for wine, we have created a fresh new YouTube channel delivering informative and enlightening content to our viewers. We produce a whole range of videos including reviews, insider tips, winemaker interviews, wine terms and regional trends. Some of the industryâ€™s top wine personalities have joined us in this video project, such as Steven Spurrier, Serge Hochar, Peter Gago, Dave Powell and Tim Atkin. We believe that SlurpVision fills a vital gap in the way people learn about wine.

The link to the channel is
http://www.youtube.com/SlurpVision. From this channel I’ve picked two videos as a sampler. First up is a video of what wine to drink with curry, the second is a ‘meet the winemaker’ session with Jose Lievens of Champagne house, Jacques Picard.

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James Williams says:

17/11/2011 at 1:54 pm

I have seen SlurpVision on the Slurp website. Definitely brings another dimension to the marketing of wines – if you cannot taste it before you buy, their tasting vids are the next best thing!

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