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Hoos
· 1 month ago
It's oenophile. Not vinophile. No matter how cute, charming, or hip you think it may be. It's actually more pretentious than the bottle of '98 Arbor Mist currently ageing in my vine cellar.
Hello Vino
· 1 month ago
Thanks, Megan - We're honored to be listed in your top 5!
Just a quick note: The Hello Vino app will deliver actual wine brand recommendations along with the wine pairing suggestion. This way, you can grab the bottle off the shelf after you get the details from the app. To date, we've served over 1.5 million wine recos!
I’m wondering how it stacks up. I’m an iPhone owner looking to buy a wine app, but I’m a little overwhelmed by the number of available options.
Deeje Cooley
· 1 month ago
Also check out Clinks, a wine journal that allows you to automatically share and synchronize your pairings, ratings, and notes with your Facebook friends… As far as we can tell, its' the only wine journal app for iPhone that does this.
great article I’m an iPhone owner looking to buy a wine app thanks for your option
William
· 1 month ago
I can't say these are the 'Top 5' ...the Paul Mabry article on Palette Press nailed these better in my opinion, but good article and nice detail
Tom Steele
· 1 month ago
Snooth, Wine Steward, Average Joe Wine and Wine Prices are all on my iPhone.
mytweetmark
· 1 month ago
i thought wine enthusiast had the best wine app? no?
cheers @mytweetmark
xxdesmus
· 1 month ago
I'll put in another vote for: Wine Ph.D. ...even if the wine is missing from the dB just add it manually (really not that tough), and they will email you once it's been added to the dB (usually within a few days at most).
Wine Ph.D. is not perfect, but it's the best wine app I've used (and I've tried almost all of them).
MyBlackSon
· 1 month ago
Great article
Matt J.
· 4 weeks ago
Another great wine app is "Willamette Valley" - great reviews of new and up coming wineries. We just spent the weekend in Oregon and used this guide. Liked the fact that they point out the tourists traps, saved us some time and money.
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http://appsto.re/HelloVino
http://appsto.re/PairIt
http://appsto.re/Fromage
http://appsto.re/DryncWinePro
http://appsto.re/DrinkFit
Just a quick note: The Hello Vino app will deliver actual wine brand recommendations along with the wine pairing suggestion. This way, you can grab the bottle off the shelf after you get the details from the app. To date, we've served over 1.5 million wine recos!
http://www.hellovino.com
http://bit.ly/freewineapp (launches iTunes)
http://www.ageasoft.com/iwine
http://wine.ifthensoft.com (Reviews)
http://winenews.webappuniverse.com (Headlines)
http://clinks.com/download
I’m an iPhone owner looking to buy a wine app
thanks for your option
cheers
@mytweetmark
Wine Ph.D. is not perfect, but it's the best wine app I've used (and I've tried almost all of them).