archiniom.blogg.se - Beer untappd

The recommendation features has helped build a fiercely loyal user base of craft beer enthusiasts that topped 1.6 million by the end of 2014.Īvola is the East Coast half of Untappd and is based in New York. Untappd has grown its offerings since its launch five years ago. We want to help users plan their evening, to discover what beers to try.” “We’re focused on real-time and we focus more on the recommendation side. “Now, we see our app as a beer discovery app, rather than just a check-in service,” says Greg Avola, Untappd’s co-founder and chief technology officer. Collaborations are usually marked on a menu or can/bottle.Greg Avola (top) and Tim Mather are Untappd’s co-founders. Just because the beer is brewed at a brewers facility does not mean that it’s a collaboration. Beers that are collaborations must be marketed as such.The recipe was provided freely, and Other Half is not physically there with the breweries brewing the product. Shared Recipe Projects, such as the All Together project by Other Half (alltogether.beer), are not considered collaboration on Untappd.A non-brewery cannot be listed as a collaborator, such as a Music Store, Coffee shop, etc.You learn more about what breweries we support here: Supported Brewery Types

If you do not make at least one beer yourself you cannot be listed as a collaborator.

To be a brewery, you must have at least one beer on Untappd that you make yourself.

If the beers were brewed separately at each location, there would be two beer listings.

For example if Greg’s Brewery and Tyler’s Brewery brewed at beer at Greg’s Brewery - Greg’s would be the primary, and Tyler the secondary.

If their beer was brewed at multiple breweries, it would be listed separately on Untappd.

The primary owner of the beer is where the beer was brewed.

We know there may be some confusion on what or who counts as a collaboration or a collaborator, so the guidelines below should help clarify things: A collaboration on Untappd is when two or more breweries come together to brew a beer at one or many locations.