BlueRoute · Wine routes & consortia

Further together than any winery alone

Put your winery on the wine route: a shared, interactive map of the cellars and experiences in your region. Tourists discover you while planning their trip and book a visit straight from the map — with a digital tasting passport that rewards those who visit more cellars.

Shared regional map · Book from the map · Tasting passport
Public page 🗺️ The route map on a phone Screenshot coming soon.
What it will do

A region's cellars, on one map

A consortium runs the map; each member winery appears on it and takes bookings — reach no single cellar has alone.

For the winery · admin panel

The consortium manages the map

A wine route or consortium administers all its member wineries from one place, publishes regional events, and runs a digital passport that rewards visitors for each cellar they visit.

  • One consortium, many member wineries
  • Regional events on a shared map
  • Digital tasting passport with rewards
  • Bookings for each member cellar
Admin panel🗺️The consortium panelScreenshot coming soon.
For the guest · public page

Tourists plan a whole wine trip

Visitors open the regional map, discover the cellars and experiences, book their visits — and collect a stamp for each winery they visit, in their own language.

  • Discover cellars on a regional map
  • Book visits straight from the map
  • Collect a stamp per cellar visited
  • In their own language, no app
Public page📱The route map, scannedScreenshot coming soon.
How it works

How the wine route comes together

1

The consortium sets up the map

Add member wineries, experiences and regional events.

2

Tourists discover and book

They plan their route and reserve visits from the map.

3

They collect stamps

Each visited cellar adds a stamp — gamified discovery.

Coming soon
This tool is on the way. Get in touch and we'll tell you when it's ready.
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FAQ

Questions people ask us

Is BlueRoute available yet?

No. Nothing on this page is live today; it describes what it is meant to become.

What will it do?

Put a region's wineries on a shared map, so visitors discover cellars and experiences along a route instead of one at a time.

Who would buy it?

A consortium, a wine route association or a tourist board rather than a single winery — which is why there is no per-winery price.

When will it be ready?

No date. It needs a first consortium to build it with, not just a specification.

What will it cost?

To be agreed with the first consortium, since it depends on how many members it covers.

Can I register interest?

Yes. If you run a wine route or a consortium, get in touch — that is exactly the conversation that would start it.

Can you build a program just for me?

Yes, and it is a fair part of what we do. If one of these is close but not quite what your work needs, we can shape it around you — a field you actually use, a step your day really has — or build something that does not exist yet. Write to us and say what is missing; if we think you are better off with something that already exists, we will tell you that too, even though it means not selling you anything.

I need it in another language. Can you do that?

Your guests already can. You add the languages you sell in and write the wine names, descriptions and e-label text in each, so a visitor reads the page in their own language. The admin panel you work in is English, Italian, Romanian or Greek; if you need the panel in another language, ask and we will do it for you.

Run a wine route or consortium?

BlueRoute is on the way. Get in touch and let's talk about your region.

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