Find every bottle
Your cellar, as if you were standing in it.

From cellar to table
Keep your bottles, know what to open, and share each tasting with the people around you.

Your cellar, as if you were standing in it.
The right bottle, at the right moment — peak and the meal.
A QR code, everyone gives an opinion, VinoCellar keeps the memory.
The experience

A visual cellar, bins, and a search that takes you to the bottle.


Peak, occasion and pairings, from the bottles you actually own.


Start a tasting, invite without an account, and keep the score and the moment.


Memory
Date, people, score and a note: every bottle you open leaves a trace.
What you opened, when, and what you thought of it.
Your score, the group's, and the aromas people named.
Bottles are finished. Memories stay.
PDF exports for dinner parties: spot on. Guests see a real wine list, not a spreadsheet.
Polished UI, even on the web. I manage my cellar from the office without friction.
I finally have a clear view of my bottles. The AI scan is impressive and the cellar grid saves me tons of time.
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The Chinese UI feels polished. Syncing between phone and web has been smooth for keeping tabs on my cellar.
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The Vino assistant answers with my cellar context—exactly what “inventory-only” apps were missing.
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For our wine club, tasting sheets are complete and events are better prepared. Members love how clear it is.
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Very full-featured; it took me a little while to explore everything, but once I got the hang of it, it’s a joy.
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The PDF wine list saves us a huge amount of time for receptions at the estate. Professional and readable.
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For our restaurant, inventory plus the PDF wine list was a lifesaver. The team adopted it quickly.
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Peak tracking stopped me from opening crus too early. The maturity curve is crystal clear.
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Multi-cellars and bins: perfect to separate investment bottles from everyday wines.
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A serious home-cellar app that doesn’t sacrifice looks. The dark theme is really well done.
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The grid cellar replaces my old paper map, with Vino on top—it gets our Italian wines.
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AI food pairings broke my routine. Suggestions match what I actually have in stock.
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Batch scan is huge for new arrivals. I’d love even more filters on older vintages.
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Finally a serious take on privacy that still feels modern. I recommend it to demanding collectors.
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Vino AI
Ask questions and get advice and pairings based on the bottles in your cellar.


Also available
When you need it: an inventory, a wine list for the table, or an export.
Every bottle and its details.
An elegant layout, ready to print.
Manage your cellar the way you prefer.
These lists highlight the latest regions, wines, and food pairings added by our users on the platform.
Wine regions
Food and wine