WineFraud.com Launches Autentication and Educuation Resource for the Wine World Unravel Travel TV

Maureen Downey, named the "Sherlock Holmes of Wine" by Bloomberg and the "Wine Detective" by SF Weekly, announces the official launch of WineFraud.com, the first of its kind resource for vendors, buyers and producers of fine wine. WineFraud.com Founder Maureen Downey was instrumental in solving the now notorious case of the Kurniawan wine counterfeits, which were estimated to have brought $130 million dollars of fake wine to auction and international markets. When Thomas Keller's the French Laundry had $300,000 of wine stolen from their collection in December 2014, Downey was immediately consulted by the FBI to help them crack the case. Bloomberg Business says, "For the past 10 years she has been on a one-woman crusade to rid the wine industry of counterfeit and stolen wine." The aim of WineFraud.com is to raise awareness of wine fraud and counterfeiting issues in the wine trade and among consumers, and to educate its members on the core principles of wine authentication. The mission of the site is to make it difficult for wine fraudsters to thrive by raising awareness and knowledge, as well as increasing due diligence. The ultimate goal is to end wine counterfeiting and fraud, creating a more transparent and authentic global wine marketplace. WineFraud.com offers a subscription service that provides education and advocacy for wine collectors, producers and vendors through the largest anti-counterfeiting resource in the world. The site reports information about the latest breaking counterfeit scandals, and current wine fraud events and trends seen by Downey and her global team of experts. The site lists vendor members who are known to do their due diligence when it comes to selling wine in the global marketplace and reports news related to wine production, packaging, branding, distributing, storing, selling, and collecting. In The Business and Vendor sections, members can display the WineFraud.com Member Badge on their own websites and wherever they market or sell their wines to demonstrate to colleagues and clients that they are dedicated to becoming educated about and stamping out wine fraud and wine counterfeiting. It is a one-stop-shop for all things related to wine fraud and counterfeiting, and it is helping the wine industry become more accountable to its buyers.

http://www.WineFraud.com

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