Thirstie has integrated its services with brand-oriented websites that take orders from consumers. The orders are then sent to Thirstie for the "last mile" of on-demand delivery.

This differs from on-demand services Drizly (#3/$69.56 Mil) and Minibar (#23/$6.8 Mil) which operate their own apps that accept orders directly from consumers then deliver using purchases from retail stores.

The  full charts and un-redacted article are available to Wine Executive News Premium Subscribers who may  Log-In Here:

• CCBill premium subscribers, please click this link.

• Stripe premium subscribers, please click this link
  

Not a Wine Executive News subscriber?

 Subscribe to Wine Executive News now, and get the rest of this original article along with everything else on the site every day, including original documents, spreadsheets,and source materials for just $29.99 per month or $209 per year

Previous Wine Industry Insight/Wine Executive News wine tech funding profiles:

• Bright Cellars Moves to #17 in Top 20 Wine Venture Fundings with $8.5 million round
  

• BeatBox bests Saucey, moves into #16 position in Wine Tech fundings with $15.87 million
  

• Venture investments in wine – 2019 gets started: Top 48 total approaches $1 Bil – + Vinebox & Wine.com update
  

2018

• Drizly more than doubles funding with New $34.5 Million Series C — Powers ahead of Coravin & Vivino to #3 position overall —

• VinoVolo landed $17 million before being bought
  

• Minibar Delivery: #18 in Wine Executive News Wine Tech Funding Series
  

• Wine Communications Group/Wine Business #17 in Wine Executive News Wine Tech Funding Series
  

• Kuvée brings in $8.25 million before biting the dust at #16 in WineTech funding
  

• SevenFifty Ranks #15 in U.S. WineTech Funding (premium subscribers only)

• At $20 million, Vinfolio (after 15 years of financial instability) moves into #12 position in wine tech funding series
  

• Saucey #2 in on-demand delivery
  

• WX Brands – Edges out DRINKS.
  

• $15 million in new funding elevates DRINKS into Wine Tech Funding Top 10
  

• Plum Wine rounds out top 10 Wine Tech Fundings
  

• eSkye Solutions moves up to #4 in wine-tech funding. Overall rankings adjusted by new data.
  

• Vinventions restructures company finances, moves into #1 position in wine investments ahead of Wine.Com
  

• Winc (Formerly Club W) comes in at #7 In WII’s Winetech funding survey
  

• Lot 18 funding: $44.5 million good enough for 6th place in winetech venture funding
  

• At $53 million, Drizly places #4 in winetech funding, but #1 in the total number of investors.
  

• Vivino surfs to online prominence atop a wave of Euro Cash
  

• Wine.Com’s $140 million funding foundation takes #1 position in WII’s wine venture funding series
  

• List of top 50 wine business venture fundings + Coravin #1 in total financing
  

• Chinese wine venture capital investments blow away United States efforts
  

• Wine industry missing out on investment due to its lack of financial transparency

Premium Subscribers Log-In Here:

• CCBill premium subscribers, please click this link.
• Stripe premium subscribers, please click this link

====================END LOGIN LINKS ===================
Not a Wine Executive News subscriber?

 Subscribe to Wine Executive News now, and get the rest of this original article along with everything else on the site every day, including original documents, spreadsheets,and source materials for just $29.99 per month or $209 per year

---

---

---

New Subscriber Info

---

You can always contact me directly at: lewis.perdue@wineindustryinsight.com or by replying to this email.


When you sign up for premium, I always check to see if you are also getting the free News Fetch. If not, I sign you up so you will get the news quickly.

3 More places where you can find VIP premium content

Every article that contains premium content will usually be the top link in the daily News Fetch unless some monumental news bumps it to #2.

For your convenience and future reference, all of the News Fetch emails are automatically converted to web pages and can be found here: NewsFetch Newsletter Archives.

In addition, articles that contain premium content will also be in the "Features" category on the Wine Industry Insight web site.


Why 2 billing systems?


Because our billing company of the past nine years was bought by a company that does not accept American Express, we have had to change our subscription process, and the method of accessing premium content. (Here’s more about that.)