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Revino has been selected as a semifinalist in the Early Stage competition for the 20th Annual Bend Venture Conference (BVC),

dele Peters with Fast Company featured Revino in the publication's Start, Run, Grow entrepreneurship series. Noting the lack of refillable infrastructure for wine bottles in the United States, Peters notes the company is focused on expanding the use of their standardized bottle in the Oregon wine market first, but with hopes and plans to move into neighboring states soon.

In a recent article published by SevenFifty Daily, which covers reuse systems and alternatives around the globe, the spotlight is on Revino—an Oregon-based reuse platform that stands out as the most comprehensive solution.

We're thrilled to announce Keenan O'Hern has been named one of Wine Enthusiast's Future 40 honorees. This prestigious honor celebrates his visionary work in bringing refillable bottles to the wine industry.

Revino, an innovative and environmentally conscious company, proudly announces the launch of its pioneering end-to-end refillable glass bottle reuse system.

Since the pandemic began, supply chain issues have impacted the availability of everything, for wineries, the current bottleneck is the bottles themselves.

The first state to pass a bottle bill was Oregon, which enacted its law in 1971

Producing a single glass bottle requires the equivalent energy of burning a 100-watt light bulb for four hours.