Check the cellar while you are standing beside it, photograph a new label or consult Cella before choosing wine for dinner.
The most useful time to consult a cellar record is rarely at a desk. It is when a merchant makes an offer, a guest arrives or you are peering into the back of a rack.
One cellar and up to 50 bottles, free. No card required.
Check quantities, vintages and storage locations from the shop or tasting room. It is a simple way to avoid a duplicate purchase and to notice what the cellar is missing.
Photograph a bottle label when typing would be tiresome, then check the proposed details. In a restaurant, scan the relevant list pages and ask for a shortlist that respects the food and budget.
Record the occasion, your impressions and whether you would buy the wine again while you can still remember the bottle clearly.
Keep the cellar record close when wine is being bought, found, opened or remembered.
Search for the bottle and see its exact location before moving half the cellar.
Check what you already own before accepting another tempting offer.
Scan the list, add the dish and budget, then consider a shorter selection.
Add a tasting note and update the quantity while the details are still fresh.
Yes. SmartCellar is available on the App Store for iPhone, and the same account and collection are available through the web app.
Yes. Photograph the label to create a draft, then check the producer, wine and vintage before saving it to the cellar.
Yes. Scan the relevant pages, add the food, budget and preferred style, then review a shortlist against the printed list.