Cellar records and bottle context
Record producer, vintage, region, colour, grapes, bottle count, storage location, purchase price, merchant, and notes. This gives the collector a dependable answer to the basic questions: what is here, where is it, what did it cost, and how many remain.
- Bottle count, storage location, purchase context, and private notes.
- Search and sort by producer, region, vintage, colour, readiness, and quantity.
- Estimated values and purchase records beside the wine rather than in a separate file.
Scanning, enrichment, and restaurant lists
Scan bottle labels, enrich incomplete records, and use the wine list scanner when a restaurant list is longer than the table has patience for. The tools are designed to save time while still asking the collector to review the result.
- Label scans create a reviewable draft before saving.
- Enrichment can add grapes, regions, imagery, awards, scores, pairings, and drinking guidance.
- Wine list scans accept food, colour, budget, and style context before recommending a shortlist.
Drinking, tasting, and deciding
Drinking windows, tasting notes, Cella AI, insights, and notifications help the cellar behave like a living collection rather than a static inventory. The benefit is not more administration; it is better timing, better memory, and more confident choices.
- Ready-to-drink views help prevent bottles from being forgotten.
- Tasting notes preserve ratings, occasion, aroma, palate, finish, photos, and repeat-buy judgement.
- Cella answers from the wines in your account, not from a generic list.
Sharing, wishlists, and account control
Invite trusted people to view or maintain a cellar, save future purchases to the wishlist, and keep account preferences, exports, and privacy controls close at hand. SmartCellar is private by default, with deliberate sharing when it is useful.