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Editorial Policy

Last reviewed July 22, 2026

Cellar & Board LLC publishes the WineTasting.NYC planning guides to help corporate planners and private hosts ask better questions before requesting a proposal.

What we cover

Our guides focus on event format, guest flow, venue access, service timing, glassware, food, staffing, budgeting assumptions, non-alcoholic participation, and the questions a planner should confirm with a building, venue, or vendor.

How guides are prepared

Our articles draw on the practical questions that shape a wine tasting event: guest count, venue access, timing, service, food, budget, and building requirements. We favor useful checklists, clear decisions, and stated assumptions over generic inspiration.

Accuracy and limits

Venue rules, alcohol-service requirements, insurance requests, and permitting can vary by location, building, event format, and service model. Our guides identify questions to confirm; they do not replace advice from a venue, licensed partner, insurer, attorney, or government authority.

Updates and corrections

We review guides when our service scope or planning requirements change. Publication and update dates appear on article pages. If you find an error or a statement that needs clarification, email events@winetasting.nyc with the page URL and the correction requested.

Commercial transparency

WineTasting.NYC is an event-services website operated by Cellar & Board LLC. Guides may link to our proposal intake and service pages. We do not publish invented testimonials, client logos, awards, ratings, or credentials.

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