Ask about dinner or a bottle you are considering.
Keep your own tasting record as you go.
Your preferences and ratings inform the suggestions. Your own observations remain in a private journal you can search and export.
A preference for lighter reds is useful information. So is a bottle you did not enjoy. Set your preferences and rate wines you have tried; recommendations use that feedback alongside the details in each wine profile.
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Butter, chilli and a sweet glaze ask different things of a wine. Describe your dish, including the sauce and preparation, for suggestions with an explanation. Members can find a pairing among bottles they already own.
Find a food pairingKeep a few bottles in the kitchen or organise a larger cellar. Record quantities and storage locations, and save notes against each wine. A separate wishlist holds the bottles you would like to try.
Open my cellar
Two familiar labels can conceal quite different wines. Compare the available facts and taste structure side by side, or find alternatives selected for shared characteristics. Missing details are left blank.
Compare two bottlesRecord a tasting and the wine adds stamps for its region, primary grape and producer. Each distinct wine counts once. Milestones such as Burgundy explorer mark the range of your tastings, with an illustrated card to keep or share.
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Write what you notice.
Add what you served with it.
Save your observations with a photo and the details of the occasion. Search by wine, person or place when you want to find an entry. AI can edit your saved observations into a tasting note for you to review; the original stays in your journal.
Open the tasting journalPositive ratings help fill in the map. A preference you set yourself takes priority over what we infer from those wines.
The weight and texture you enjoy in the glass.
This is a preference summary, rather than a test of your wine knowledge. Your private journal notes are not used to draw it.
View my recommendationsThe palate map summarises body, tannin, acidity and sweetness from your preferences and wines you rate positively. Adjust it as your taste changes. It is a personal reference, with unknown dimensions left open.
View the palate map
The Rioja, Piedmont and Burgundy journeys set a tasting question at each stage, with suitable bottles from the catalogue. Record a different wine for each stage and collect a completion stamp. There is no schedule to keep.
Browse wine journeysBuild a guide for a destination or restaurant. Regional notes cover Rioja, Piedmont and Burgundy; live research provides linked sources for other places. Paste a menu or wine list to give the guide context, then save it with your plans.
Create a travel guide
A $99 gift passport provides one year of digital membership from the day it is redeemed. Add a name and message, then give the recipient a private link and a downloadable card. There is no automatic renewal.
Personalise a giftAsk about a bottle, a serving question or dinner. The AI sommelier uses the catalogue for specific wine suggestions and explains its reasoning. Five messages a day are free; members have no daily cap.
Ask the sommelierYOUR WINE PASSPORTDownload an illustrated card for an earned stamp, milestone or palate map. Choose a format for a post or story, or create a public link that you can revoke. Your journal text and photos are kept out of the card.
Open your passportA private cellar and tasting journal
with a passport of the wines you try.
The catalogue and public guides are free to browse. Membership adds a private cellar and tasting journal, with recommendations informed by what you enjoy.
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Keep bottle quantities and storage details with photos and notes from your tastings.
Renews annually until cancelled. Manage your subscription in your account.
What you can use for free, what membership adds, and how your information is used.
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