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Your cider shop, by text.

Text to ask what's in stock, find a Pacific Northwest cider, or pick the right club.

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Why it works

People come back to places that remember them.

Maven only texts someone when there’s a reason. People can tell the difference.

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Remembers what each person shared
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Reaches out when there's a real fit
What Maven does

Four ways Maven works.

01

Answers from the real catalog

Someone texts asking about a region or style. Maven answers from Press Then Press' actual 500+ cider catalog with real prices.

02

Matches the right club

A surprise-every-month subscriber and a taste-customized club member want different things. Maven points each one to the right fit.

03

Pushes new arrivals to the right people

When a new cidery or limited release lands, Maven finds the regulars who'd actually want it.

04

Run Press Then Press by text

Text Maven to push a new arrival, flag a club opening, or see who's been asking about a region.

The team side

The week’s work, counted.

One page shows the week: who was welcomed, what was answered, who came back. You can check every one.

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Today at Press Then Press Cider Shop.

This week. 36 new people, 48 conversations.
Audience
last 12 wks
295+40 this week
Top topics
this week
New on tap22+28%
Limited releases11+14%
Club picks7+6%
Tasting room4
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Today
3033 · New IPA just tapped — Citra and Mosaic, the people asking for hazy should hear first…
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9:17 AM
1334 · Limited release drops Friday, club members get first crack before walk-ins…
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1:50 PM
1190 · Cask-aged stout is back this week, flagging the people who asked last spring…
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1:33 PM
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