Bottle count matters, but so do the buying story, cellar position and tasting history. SmartCellar keeps them together, so each wine remains worth remembering.
Wine arrives by many routes: a trusted merchant, a restaurant discovery, a gift or a holiday find. Keeping those beginnings makes the collection more personal and more useful.
Begin with one cellar and up to 50 bottles, free.
Keep the merchant, price, occasion and private note with the bottle. Years later, those details are often as helpful as the producer and vintage.
Search by cellar, readiness, colour, region, quantity, value or tasting history. That helps when the question is not “Where is this wine?” but “What would be good with supper?”
A partner, relative or trusted friend can view the cellar or help maintain it through their own account. You choose who can make changes.
Save the occasion, rating, photograph and a few honest words after opening. Over time, your own tasting history is a much better buying guide than a collection of critics’ scores.
Your collection and notes are private by default. You may share a chosen cellar, bottle or tasting note, but SmartCellar is not built around performing for a public review feed.
Keep the thread of a wine from the first recommendation to the last bottle in the case.
Add a wine from a merchant offer, restaurant list or recommendation to the wishlist.
Move it into the cellar with the price, merchant, quantity and storage place.
Keep its drinking window and bottle count in view while it rests.
Add your note after opening and decide whether the wine deserves another place in the cellar.
It keeps the bottles you own, the wines you are considering and the notes you make after drinking them. Quantity and location remain important, but they are not the whole story.
Yes. The collection is private by default. Sharing only happens when you invite someone to a cellar or create a public link for a particular bottle or note.
Yes. SmartCellar is available on the App Store for iPhone and through a web browser, with the same collection in both.