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Decanter wine magazine puts Cellar! in the BEST OF THE TESTS

Thursday, 29 November 2007 19:00

In the April 2007 issue of the famous Decanter wine magazine, one of the world's most popular wine magazine, which is printed in several languages, Margaret Rand writes an article about cellar management software. While she is definitely not too comfortable with computers and appears a little bit overwhelmed and if not somewhat doubtful about the usefulness of several features offered by these software, she does agree that more and more wine lovers are using them and that they are indeed helpful.

OntarioWineReview gives Cellar! its highest rating

Saturday, 03 November 2007 23:49

Michael Prinkus, head writer for the OntarioWineReview, performed a "true-life" analysis of Cellar!. He approached the review like any a regular wine lover in search of a tool to manage his cellar and tasting notes. Here's a quote from his article:

La Revue des Vins de France gives Cellar! its highest rating

Saturday, 03 November 2007 23:35

The April 2005 issue of La Revue des Vins de France, published since the early 1930s, one of the most prestigious and widely distributed french magazine, was dedicated to wine cellaring, accessories and cellar management software. In a bunch of about 20 software reviewed, we were proud to discover that Cellar! was not only given the highest rating, but was listed very first!

Anthony Dias Blue writes in the Robb Report

Saturday, 03 November 2007 23:31

Anthony Dias Blue, one the America's premier wine writers recently did a three part series for the Robb Report magazine on wine collecting. As part of this report he had a section on "Cataloging the Collection". The following is a quote from that article.

A reprint from the ComputorEdge Magazine

Wednesday, 03 October 2007 00:00

For us there can be no greater reward than when articles such as the following are written. The three of us put a huge amount of personal time and commitment into making Cellar! the program that it is today and will become tomorrow. When we see articles like this, it makes all of our efforts seem worthwhile.