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The entire Winepros archive of over 100,000 pages is now open to all subscribers, FREE. Access tasting notes and wine reviews from 1990-2005, articles by many of the world's leading wine authors, wine region summaries, and lots more.
To access this treasure trove of wine information, simply register for the free newsletter (on the left). Then when you have completed registration, simply enter your username and password under the Wine Clique login, and you can access the entire website, FREE.
If you are a former Winepros subscriber or member, just login with your username and password. Click here if you have forgotten your password, and it will be e-mailed to you. If you have changed your e-mail address since then, you can update your details here. And if you've forgotten the lot, or are new to Winepros, simply register as a new user with your current e-mail address. Simple.
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Welcome to a whole world of wine at Winepros! We hope you enjoy your visit, and please come back often - with 100,000+ reviews and articles, there is something here for every wine lover!
Please note that all articles on this site are pre 2006. However they are too good to lose and contain much information of value to wine lovers, wine collectors and the wine industry in general. Just bear in mind when you are reading them that they may have been superseded by new information elsewhere. Winepros houses approximately 15,000 wine articles and wine reviews by Mr James Halliday, from 1991 to 2006. These cover all major Australian wine regions, and a number of international regions, and reviews of most major Australian wines. However please note that he is no longer contributing to Winepros.
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Winepros has a new wine, food and travel partner at VisitVineyards.com.Visit Vineyards brings you up-to-date wine, food and travel information in all regions around Australia, with independent recommendations and expert reviews, video interviews with winemakers, and more. Find what and where you want, how to get there and where to eat and stay, quickly and easily - their full service is opening very soon, but you can check the site out now. All wineries and vineyards listed in Winepros (and lots more - over 3000 and counting) have their current updated details on VisitVineyards.com, linked to nearby restaurants, food makers, growers, provedores, markets, over 15,000 bookable accommodations, plus galleries, golf and other activities that we think you may enjoy. Read more about Visit Vineyards here.
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When you make Winepros your home page, it will be the first page your browser goes to when you visit the web. Having Winepros as your home page is the easiest way for you to get the latest Winepros information and updates. Internet Explorer 5.x (for Windows) 1. | Click the "Make Winepros my home" link below, wait a moment and a dialogue box will appear. | 2. | Select "Open this file from its current location" when asked what you would like to do with the file. | 3. | Select "OK" in the dialogue box that appears afterwards. |
Internet Explorer 4.x (for Windows) 1. | Click the "Make Winepros my home" link below and wait for the dialogue box to appear. | 2. | Select "Open this file from its current location" when asked what you would like to do with the file. | 3. | Click "OK" in the dialogue box that appears afterwards. |
Make Winepros my home - only works in IE 4 or 5 for Windows Internet Explorer 4.x (for Macintosh)
1. | In Internet Explorer, go to the "Edit" menu at the top of the screen. | 2. | Choose "Preferences". | 3. | Under the "Web Browser" menu on the left you should see a subitem "Home/Search". | 4. | In the "Home Page" address field, type: http://www.winepros.com.au/ | 5. | Click the "Ok" button to save your changes. |
Internet Explorer 3 (for Windows) 1. | In Internet Explorer, open the "View" menu and select "Options" | 2. | Click on the "Navigation" Tab | 3. | Next to "Page" ensure it says "Start page" | 4. | Type www.winepros.com.au | 5. | Click "OK" |
Netscape Navigator 6.x (for Windows) 1. | Open the Winepros home page | 2. | In the "Edit" menu, select "Preferences" | 3. | From the Category list, select "Navigator" | 4. | In the "Home Page" box, click "Use Current Page" | 5. | Click "OK" |
Netscape Navigator 6.x (for Macintosh) 1. | While in Netscape, go to the "Edit" menu at the top of the screen. | 2. | Choose "Preferences" | 3. | On the dialog that appears, choose the "Navigator" menu option on the left. | 4. | In the "Home Page Location" field, enter: Type http://www.winepros.com.au | 5. | Click "OK" |
Netscape Navigator 4.x (for Windows) 1. | Open the Winepros home page | 2. | In the "Edit" menu, select "Preferences" | 3. | From the Category list, select "Navigator" | 4. | In the "Home Page" box, click "Use Current Page" | 5. | Click "OK" |
Netscape Navigator 4.x (for Macintosh) 1. | While in Netscape, go to the "Edit" menu at the top of the screen. | 2. | Choose "Preferences" | 3. | On the dialog that appears, choose the "Navigator" menu option on the left. | 4. | In the "Home Page Location" field, enter: http://www.winepros.com.au | 5. | Click "OK" |
Netscape Navigator 3.x (for Windows) 1. | In the "Options" menu, select "General Preferences" | 2. | Click on the "Appearance" tab | 3. | Select the "Home Page Location" option | 4. | Type http://www.winepros.com.au in the "Your Browser Starts With" text box | 5. | Click "OK" |
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