Pinot's Palette Franchise Opportunity

Franchise Snapshot

Current Locations (Approx): 150
Liquid Capital Required: $80,000
Net Worth Required: $250,000
Total Investment: $74,100 - $204,200
Financing Options: In-house financing available for the franchise fee and third-party sources for start-up costs, equipment, inventory, accounts receivable, and payroll.
Available Locations: Franchise opportunities available throughout the USA

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Pinot's Palette Opportunity Description

Video: Pinot's Palette Franchise: Fastest Growing Paint and Sip

Sip your favorite beverages while a local artist guides you through painting your own masterpiece. Pinot's Palette is the #1 "Paint and Sip" franchise in the United States.

Pinot's Palette Advantages

The Paint and Sip industry competes with other “Girls Night Out” establishments, including Wine, Sushi and Martini Bars, as well as Date Night options such as dinner and a movie. The advantage of the Paint and Sip industry over the other options is that establishments like Pinot's Palette are much more affordable for a fun evening out.

Financial Assistance Available

Pinot's Palette offers assistance to franchises that are not available to independent start-ups. They provide help to franchisees in the form of marketing, grand opening support, and training.

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In The News

'Paint and sip' studio to open next month in village
Learning to paint while relaxing with a glass of wine will soon be easier and closer than you think. Pinot’s Palette, a new “sip and paint” studio at 9020 76th St., Suite E-2, is scheduled to open for classes, parties and events beginning Dec. 6 in the village, according to Mike Schoenke, who owns the business with his wife, Wendy.
Published on 11/09/2017 in Kenosha News

Jones School kindles entrepreneurial dreams at Rice
"I can't repay my mom enough for taking me to that stupid painting class," says Ceccanti, co-founder and CEO of Pinot's Palette, a wine and painting company that boasts 140 franchised locations. Inspiration fermented for five years, however, before Ceccanti began his business masterpiece. Bringing it to fruition, he says, was his experience at Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business, where he earned an MBA and learned how to turn ideas into reality.
Published on 10/20/2017 in Houston Chronicle