The new resource lets people know where beer is being sold for pickup and delivery, so you can still support your favorite bars and breweries during the COVID-19 crisis.
. However, in these tough times, a hugely popular app is trying to help any business that sells beer.—has launched an in-app feature called Gregslist . Listed at the top of Untappd’s “Discover” section, the new resource is described in the app as “a global, comprehensive list of ways to support your local restaurants, pubs, and breweries during the COVID-19 Health Crisis.” Bottle shops and other stores can get in on the action as well.
“Gregslist is a list of local businesses with links to some of the ways you can support them while the world attempts to ‘flatten the curve’ and encourage social distancing,” Kyle Roderick, senior vice president of product for Untappd, told me via email. “The list is generated by a mixture of moderated crowdsourced data, direct editing by Untappd for Business customers, and the efforts of our team.
Once in Gregslist, users can find info in two ways: It automatically generates a list of nearby venues or you can search by venue name or city. Then, every listing has five options—open, pickup, delivery, curbside, and gift cards—that are marked as either yes, no, or uncertain. Links for a telephone number, website, beer delivery, and food delivery can also be added. Requests can also be made to edit the information or remove it from Gregslist entirely.
And since Gregslist was introduced as a public service, you don’t even need an Untappd account to view or edit the info. In fact, you don’t even need to download the Untappd app. All the info can be found atOf course, as is the case with any crowdsourced resource, the list is only as useful as the number of people who update it. As of this writing, about 20 percent of the venues that popped up in a search of the admittedly broad “New York” had any information listed.
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