It seems that Jason and I aren’t the only couple enjoying WineLog together. Several WineLog users have listed in their profile that they are a husband and wife or girlfriend and boyfriend team, using WineLog together to track the wines they are trying together. Neat!

I’m sure every couple’s therapist would support a couple exploring a new passion or interest, so I am glad to see these types of users emerging on our site. Moreover, it’s hard to enjoy a bottle of wine on your own, without severely regretting it the next day, and it’s even more difficult to enjoy tasting several wines in one evening unless you are a twosome or more.

Check out these users:

• Cvdear: A logging team whose wine tastes are moving “up the ladder in both quality and price range.” They are interested in learning about good investment wines for aging.
• tweb38: A young married couple who discovered their love of wine adventures after their first trip to Santa Ynez and Paso Robles.
• rdjlm5: A husband and wife living in the UK who enjoy traveling throughout Europe to taste wines.
• mindpirate: A boyfriend-girlfriend team just getting into wine. They’re interested in recommendations, so add a comment on their log if you have something to suggest!
• amarkert: A blogger who maintains a log for him and his friend Desirae.

This interesting form of use has spurned a discussion within our team about other couples’ features we could add to our list of services. For one thing, we wondered how these team accounts rate wines — what if they disagree?

Another idea might be a shared Wine Cellar tab. Jason and I have worked out the arrangement that I maintain the cellar yippee!) on my wine log and he then accesses the wines we taste by viewing his my friends page.

If you’re a couple using WineLog together out there, I would love to know you how and why you’ve chosen to use WineLog as a team. Let us know if you think of any interesting features that would better assist couples using our site together.