The Minneapolis-based dating service works by pairing people who share the same drink characteristics from professionals who would describe themselves as "martini," to the sophisticated "fine wine/champagne," to the energetic "sports drink."

Date: 2007-04-27

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The site, created by John Mamalakis, was launched Thursday in Houston, Chicago and Minneapolis.

Visitors can access profiles of members in each city. Those who post a profile can choose a free limited membership or an unlimited membership which ranges from $25 for one month to $80 for six months.

"Nearly everyone enjoys meeting over their beverage," Mamalakis said. "It can also serve as a great starting point for a great conversation."

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