This week the The Unicode Technical Committee (UTC) will meet at the Microsoft Campus in Washington State, and before it rests the proposal for a white wine emoji. If approved, this version of a ...

or white wine. Unicode already has a standardized approach such that distinct emoji forms like the red heart emoji and black heart emoji display the correct colorings across platforms, but the ...

For white wine lovers, this can be frustrating, since the increasingly popular emoji keyboard includes only one type of still wine: a glass of red. After years of online petitions and social media ...

A white wine emoji might be coming soon to a phone near you. Attention all you passionate Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Sauvignon blanc drinkers out there: Your days of using the red wine emoji ...

but you’d never know it from the looks of our wine-glass emoji, which depicts a simple if healthy pour of red. If you want to indicate a chardonnay or riesling digitally, you’ll have to stick ...

If you’ve ever scrolled through your phone looking for a white wine emoji, you’re not alone. But sadly, despite petitions from around the world, it doesn’t look like you’re going to get one any time ...

Either way, you've probably wondered if a white wine emoji is coming. I mean, let's face it: There'd be no better way to express yourself while drinking white wine than with a white wine glass ...

to introduce a white wine emoji. And to do so, they’ve sent in a 15-page proposal outlining why the existing glass of red wine emoji isn’t enough. ‘The existing wine glass emoji, depicted as ...

Talk about dedication! In the absence of a white wine emoji, employees at Kendall-Jackson winery in Sonoma County, California, wrote a 15-page proposal asking for one, and it worked. Sort of.

Starting this month, Robolab will launch a cryptocurrency ICO (hopefully you did not already spend all your wine-Bitcoins in one place!), and plans to unveil a full prototype of Yanu by the end of the ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-- Emoji have become a pretty popular way to communicate, but when it comes to wine, there is no white wine emoji. A Kansas City native is part of the team trying to change that.