Question 1

What wine magazines are there?

Accepted Answer

The following printed wine magazines are significant in the German-speaking area as well as internationally (in alphabetical order):

German-language wine magazines

wein.plus Magazine

German magazine about wine, travel, and culinary arts
2 issues per year
The publisher says: “wein.plus is the magazine for wine professionals and one hundred percent wine-affine readers. You will discover surprising, attractive holiday and excursion destinations in Europe, gain exciting insights into unknown and hidden wine worlds, learn about current trends and interesting personalities from the wine scene, and receive well-founded, independent tips for the best wines from European regions. The food pairing guides from renowned chefs and sommeliers explain which dishes pair optimally with wines, grape varieties, and vintages – and which wines are particularly suitable for different occasions and dishes.”

The German Wine Industry

German trade magazine for wine producers
24 issues per year
The publisher says: “As the official organ of the German Winegrowers' Association and its regional member associations, THE GERMAN WINE INDUSTRY is essential reading for all wine-producing and wine-marketing businesses. The spectrum of professional journalistic content ranges from work in the vineyard, through the cellar management tasks of optimal wine production, to questions of marketing-oriented corporate management. As a newsletter of the Committee for Technology in Viticulture, THE GERMAN WINE INDUSTRY also plays a leading role in research and implementation of results.”

The Gourmet

German public magazine about travel, food, drink, and lifestyle
12 issues per year
The publisher says: “THE GOURMET is a unique magazine in the magazine market with the highest competence in matters of enjoyment. Month after month, THE GOURMET informs its discerning readers knowledgeably and amusingly about attractive travel destinations, new trends in gastronomy, hospitality, and viticulture, as well as regional specialties of the best quality. The editorial team and its authors conduct worldwide research on-site – impartial and always enjoyment-oriented. Through its expertise in all culinary matters at home and abroad, THE GOURMET is an indispensable guide for discerning individuals.”

The Winemaker

Austrian trade magazine for wine producers
12 issues per year
The publisher says: “THE WINEMAKER is the largest German-language trade magazine about viticulture. At the pulse of the wine world, it conveys current professional content from the fields of viticulture, cellar technology, marketing, and business and wine management every month. The monthly magazine serves as a competent advisor in the industry, and has done so for decades. As the only medium in the wine industry, the trade magazine participates in the Austrian circulation control. THE WINEMAKER also acts as a newsletter of the Austrian Winegrowers' Association.”

Falstaff

Public magazine about wine, enjoyment, and travel with three German-language editions for Austria, Germany, and Switzerland
8 issues per year
The publisher says: “FALSTAFF is the largest magazine for wine and enjoyment in the German-speaking area. With individual country editions for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, renowned wine and restaurant guides, as well as a wide-ranging digital offering, Falstaff provides ideal channels for communication with a very special premium target group: the enjoyment people.”

Meiningers Sommelier

German trade magazine for gastronomy and sommellerie
4 issues per year
The publisher says: “MEININGERS SOMMELIER is the service magazine for sommeliers and restaurateurs regarding wine, spirits, and beverages, as well as related enjoyment topics. As the official association organ of the Sommelier Union Germany e.V., it serves as the link between the members of the union, upscale gastronomy and hospitality, and producers and importers of high-quality wines and other beverages. MEININGERS SOMMELIER places particular emphasis on practical utility. Editorial focuses: Concentrated information about growing areas, recommended producers and wines, expertise and further education, practical suggestions for pairing wines with dishes, beverage and cigar know-how, cellar management.”

Meiningers Wine World

German public magazine about wine
6 issues per year
The publisher says: “MEININGERS WEINWELT is a special interest magazine for wine connoisseurs and beginners. The target audience desires information that leads them to the right wines in an unpretentious manner. MEININGERS WEINWELT offers exactly what wine lovers want: addresses, prices, practical orientation aids, and diverse tips around wine, with the goal of facilitating purchasing decisions. Whether in restaurants, at wine specialty, grocery, and mail-order businesses, or at the winemaker, the reader of MEININGERS WEINWELT is introduced to wines in a non-dogmatic way. As a lively magazine, MEININGERS WEINWELT does not limit itself solely to wine. Rather, wine is integrated as a natural companion into a variety of topics – such as travel, gastronomy, enjoyment, and much more that holds significance in the taste field of the target audience.”

Merum

Swiss public magazine about wine and olive oil from Italy
6 issues per year
The publisher says: “MERUM is published six times a year in German. The topics revolve around the world of Italian wines and olive oil, with contributions reporting on current developments in viticulture, as well as classic and forgotten production areas. The target audience of MERUM includes decision-makers in the most important wine and food market in Europe: wine importers, wine merchants, delicatessen shop owners, representatives of top gastronomy, and journalists from daily newspapers and magazines in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, as well as the large community of lovers of Italy, its wines, and its olive oil. Together with MERUM, each subscriber regularly receives the tasting supplement, MERUM SELEZIONE; a current and useful reference work for collecting. Throughout the year, the most important Italian appellations are tasted and presented as selections in each issue.”

Sip

German public magazine about people and their stories with, for, and through wine
2 issues per year
The publisher says: “The wine magazine SIP is for culture and design enthusiasts, established, urban, sophisticated, and wine-affine. It caters to the nerd and entertains the beginner. It does not award points for wines. Always independent, authentically making wine culture experienceable – as intensely and subjectively as possible. Wine is a constant companion, but not necessarily the protagonist. The topics range from architecture to music, from design to enjoyment to travel. The wine magazine SIP also illuminates the edges and tells of interesting people and their authentic stories. Uncomfortable opinions, subjectivity, and sarcasm included. Coupled with an unconventional visual language and grand photos, unadulterated and direct.”

Selection

German public magazine about wine, enjoyment, and travel
4 issues per year
The publisher says: “SELECTION is one of the leading enjoyment magazines in Germany with many interesting topics around wine, food, culture, and travel – regularly, objective tastings of gourmet products are conducted with an independent expert jury.”

Vinaria

Austrian public magazine about wine culture
7 issues per year
The publisher says: “VINARIA is the leading wine magazine on the market. Tastings and recommendations provide readers with a secure basis for wine selection. Wine travels and gourmet stories round off the theme of enjoyment.”

Vinum

Public magazine about wine with two German-language editions for Germany and Switzerland
10 issues per year
The publisher says: “With a total circulation of over 84,500 printed copies in Europe, of which 27,000 copies in Switzerland, VINUM is the largest wine magazine in Europe. VINUM has been published since 1980 and enjoys high acceptance both among the large, wine-interested public and among producers, in trade, and in upscale gastronomy. The VINUM authors in the important wine-growing regions of Europe (France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Austria) ensure high informational value and authentic reporting from the respective ‘terroir’. Each VINUM country edition has a pronounced editorial local color, while the same international magazine section serves as the binding element between the different country editions. Thus, the different mentality and market differences between Switzerland and Germany are taken into account.”

Wine + Market

German trade magazine for wine merchants and producers
12 issues per year
The publisher says: “Since ProWein 2000, WINE+MARKET has served the wine industry as a valuable, independent source of information. Editor-in-chief Werner Engelhard and his editorial team provide well-researched, serious reports and articles, as well as exciting tasting results in a contemporary-modern layout. The distribution of WINE+MARKET is constantly improved and expanded, so that advertising in WINE+MARKT reaches a qualified readership of resellers in the areas of wine wholesale and retail, import, grocery trade, and beverage trade.”

Wine Economy

German trade magazine for the wine trade
26 issues per year
The publisher says: “Insiders consider WINE ECONOMY to be the most important, most well-founded, and most reliable source for the trade in wine, sparkling wine, and champagne. For decades, the trade magazine has been regarded as the professional mouthpiece of the industry. Wherever wine is strategically valued in the food and specialty trade, where professionals face the challenge of optimizing their assortment, WINE ECONOMY provides the professional journalistic foundations for decisions. Editorial advice is sought across the professional journalism, which significantly underscores the degree of reader-paper binding.”

Wine Wisser

German public magazine about wine
12 issues per year
The publisher says: “WINE WISSER is the leading German-language info letter for wine professionals and ambitious wine lovers. Founded in 1992 by the well-known Swiss wine critic René Gabriel, WINE WISSER systematically describes and evaluates over 4,000 high-quality wines from around the world each year, providing a unique shopping aid for wine professionals, passionate wine drinkers, and anyone who wants to know more about wine. The online wine database of WINE WISSER lists 25,000 international top wines with detailed tasting notes and wine ratings according to the proven 20-point system. In addition to detailed evaluations of top wines, WINE WISSER informs about current market trends, presents established wineries from the first row and their wines as well as interesting newcomers. The author team of WINE WISSER consists of the best German-speaking wine journalists. The article database currently includes over 8,000 contributions from the renowned author team. WINE WISSER is published monthly in a deliberately simple design as a stapled info letter: Here, content and exclusive professional information count above all.”

English-language wine magazines

Decanter

British wine magazine
12 issues per year
Wikipedia says: “The special interest magazine was founded in 1975 [...]. The main topics have been and are wine and spirits. The magazine is published monthly in 90 countries. The magazine includes news about international wine topics, manufacturers, winemakers and wineries, vintages, and wine recommendations/tastings, auctions, and wine blogs. DECANTER organizes the annually held ‘Decanter World Wine Awards’. Renowned journalists and authors such as Michael Broadbent, Jancis Robinson, and Steven Spurrier write for the magazine.”

Trink Magazine

English-language online wine magazine about German, Austrian, Italian, and Swiss wine
Published by journalists Valerie Kathawala (New York City) and Paula Redes Sidore (Bad Honnef)
The magazine has been reporting since October 2020 in comprehensive stories about trends, personalities, new developments in viticulture, grape varieties, and wines. The authors include MWs, renowned wine journalists, freelance authors, and tasters from the respective countries.
Access is free.

Wine Advocate

American wine magazine
6 issues per year
Wikipedia says: “The Wine Advocate (abbreviated TWA or WA) is a magazine initiated by wine critic Robert Parker in 1978 and is still published. The [...] ad-free journal has always been available by subscription only. Through the absence of advertising, Parker guarantees his independence. Approximately 7,500 different wines are tasted each year.”

Wine Enthusiast

American wine magazine
13 issues per year
The wein.plus lexicon says: “The topics of the lifestyle magazine include not only wine and spirits but also food, travel, and entertainment. The magazine reaches nearly 700,000 readers. [...] Various wine events for consumers and dealers are organized, and wine ratings are conducted. At the annual ‘Wine Star Awards Dinner’, awards are given for wines and producers.”

Winestate

Australian wine magazine
7 issues per year
The magazine is published every two months and focuses on wines from Down Under. In addition to descriptions of wine regions and restaurants, each issue contains a large number of tasting notes.

Wine Spectator

American wine magazine
15 issues per year
The wein.plus lexicon says: “The US magazine (Wine Observer) was founded in 1976 [...] and [...] is considered one of the most influential wine publications in the world, alongside Robert Parker's ‘Wine Advocate’ [...]. Articles about all wine-growing regions of the world with their wines are delivered by the most renowned wine journalists on-site, regular contributions were provided by Hugh Johnson, John Platter, Cyril Ray, and Jancis Robinson.”

French-language wine magazines

La Revue du Vin de France

French wine magazine
12 issues per year
The magazine focuses on wines from France and also includes many tasting notes.

Question 2

Which wine guides are there?

Accepted Answer

Numerous wine magazines also regularly taste and rate wines, and many also organise wine competitions. In German-speaking countries, these include Der Feinschmecker, Enos, Meiningers Sommelier, Meiningers Weinwelt, Merum, Selection, Vinaria, Vinum, Wein+Markt, Weinwirtschaft and Weinwisser, as well as Decanter, Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator and La Revue du Vin de France in other languages.

Apart from these, there are explicit wine guides that exclusively judge wines and/or wineries:

In addition, various international wine critics publish their wine reviews, some in their own media (in alphabetical order):

In very few cases, however, are these wine ratings available free of charge.

Question 3

Where can I get information about wine on the internet?

Accepted Answer

The central German-language information and communication platform on the Internet on the subject of wine is wein.plus. Five main service areas offer professional wine reviews, explanations of terms, current news and background reports, an online marketplace and a directory of wine suppliers:

Information on wine producers and regions
Lexicon
Magazine
Where to buy
Business Directory

Information on selected european Wine producing countries is provided by the respective marketing organisations:

The respective local marketing organisations also provide information on selected wine-growing countries and regions overseas:

Almost all German-language Wine magazines are also available in an online version, and there are also some purely online magazines. Many of these publications have a news section:

Finally, wine blogs offer up-to-date information and tasting notes; a selection:

Question 4

What wine apps are available?

Accepted Answer

What wine apps are available? Wine apps can serve various functions. Some are designed to evaluate and compare wines, providing recommendations based on the user's personal preferences, the experiences of other users, or specific dishes. Others aim to impart wine knowledge, while some help manage one's own wine cellar.

Organized by categories and within these in alphabetical order, important German and English wine apps are compiled below. Almost all of them are free.

Note: Additionally, there are dedicated apps from wine merchants that allow customers to search for, receive recommendations for, and purchase wines from their selection. These apps are not included here.

Imparting wine knowledge

GuildSomm Compendium

Price: $7.99 per month
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "The GuildSomm Compendium at your fingertips, whenever you need it! The GuildSomm App provides offline access to the full resources of the GuildSomm Compendium. Perfect for studying during your commute or quickly looking up a fact during service. The database includes wine and appellation laws, lists of wine regions, classifications, climate and production data, pronunciation, cocktail recipes, and much more. Users who are not GuildSomm members may purchase an auto-renewing monthly subscription ($7.99/month) that will give them access to the Compendium only."

OenoBordeaux

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Languages: German, among others
The provider says: "Do you want to surprise your customers, boost your sales, or simply perfect your oenology knowledge? Then OenoBordeaux is right for you! Practical, entertaining, and tailored, OenoBordeaux is readily available expert knowledge. Explore the exciting universe of grapes and wine, download the first oenology training created specifically for professionals (sommeliers, department heads, cellar masters, sales representatives, etc.). A detailed and innovative approach to gaining a better overview of viticulture, wine production, and marketing, as well as the best practices of your profession: serving recommendations, organizing wine fairs, the process of a tasting… OenoBordeaux also provides constantly updated information about trends, new products, and events from the wine world."

Wine tasting

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "The ultimate wine tasting app with the following highlights: expert knowledge of 270 aromas and wine terms; learn to taste wine like a pro; decipher the tasted wine; organize FriendsTastings or participate in such wine events; compare your tasting notes with those of your friends, even anonymously."

Wine vintages

Price: from €0.99
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Buy better wines: 6,070 vintage ratings up to 2023, from 140 wine regions. The most comprehensive and up-to-date app for wine vintages. Updated annually since 2009."

wine.plus

Price: free
Operating system: Android
Language: German
The provider says: "The app is the mobile version of wine.plus, Europe's largest wine platform. Users can inform themselves about wine, research in around 270,000 wine ratings from chief taster Marcus Hofschuster, read news and current magazine articles, network, find support, and promote their wine business. The app also contains the world's largest wine encyclopedia with over 26,000 entries, hundreds of producer descriptions, useful information for beginners, and the search for wines available for online order. Users can also directly exchange information with winemakers, merchants, and trade journalists through wine.plus."

Wine profiles & grape varieties

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Your direct access to the characteristics of 1,400 wine regions and grape varieties. Take the shortcut and learn to taste and understand wine more easily! In this Vino-Mobile app, you will find the characteristic tasting features of around 1,400 wines and grape varieties from 570 regions and 13 countries, as well as their grape varieties, quality classification, and aging potential."

Wine Trainer

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Playfully train your wine knowledge: 2,870 simple to tricky questions about wine geography, grape varieties, tasting features, aging duration, and much more to learn about wine."

Wine recommendations and ratings

CellarTracker

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "CellarTracker is the leading cellar management tool with hundreds of thousands of collectors tracking more than 158 million bottles. CellarTracker has also grown to become the largest database of community tasting notes with 10 million such notes as of early 2023. Every year more than 10 million visitors come to the site to read reviews and garner wine recommendations. Our goal is to fully achieve the potential of CellarTracker and its amazing community of wine collectors and enthusiasts."

Delectable

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Take a photo of a wine label and instantly get ratings and descriptions with Delectable, the critically-acclaimed free app that helps you get access to the world's best wine. Keep track of your favorites and learn more about wine by following the world's leading winemakers, sommeliers, and wine critics. Buy wines you love from your phone. And all this works for beer and spirits too!"

Hello Vino

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Hello Vino is your virtual wine assistant. Buying wine is fun and easy with Hello Vino's recommendations for food and wine pairings, special occasions, and personalized wine picks based on your taste preferences. Similar to getting help from a wine expert, simply tap through Hello Vino's question-and-answer interface to find the perfect bottle for thousands of meals, special occasions, and flavor profiles. The Hello Vino app uses artificial intelligence to learn about your wine preferences. As you tap through the choices, scan wine labels, and rate your favorites, the app will make new wine recommendations based on your activity and settings."

Preferabli (formerly Wine Ring)

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Preferabli is the leading B2B2C discovery and recommendation software for wine, spirits, and food. Preferabli software uses a novel form of AI protected by 12 patents, and it works like a human expert. Simply taste a wine and tell us if it's a Love, Like, SoSo, or Dislike. Our innovative, expert system – the only patented technology of its kind – learns your unique preferences from your ratings and gives you a smarter way to buy. Choosing wine just got truly personal, really easy, and very fast!"

Vinnie

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Vinnie is the free app for wine tasting, rating, and food pairing. When you search for a wine, you want to get the right recommendation. Vinnie is the assistant in your pocket that helps you find the perfect delicious wine at any time. Try it at dinner, with friends, or at a wine tasting. Whether you’re a newbie, an enthusiast, or a sommelier wannabe, the app gives you the right tip for your wine tasting or food pairing. Red, white, sparkling, rosé: which wine to drink? Keep track of all the suggestions received, give your feedback and fill in your taste notes so Vinnie can recognize your preferences and give you a personalized suggestion for your next vino tasting."

Vintg

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Vintg is the best wine tasting app in the world and ideal for wine lovers who want to taste like a sommelier and track their ratings in a personalized wine journal. Vintg offers hundreds of wine terms and colors that make it easy for wine lovers to see, smell, and sip wines like a sommelier. Wine tastings are personal, so Vintg offers a wine diary tailored to your preferences and experiences. Vintg helps you try new styles and remember which wines you enjoyed the most, and is your wine guide."

Vivino

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Wine is about so much more than just a great label; it’s about an experience, about company, and of course, about what’s in the bottle. This is where Vivino comes in. As the world’s largest online marketplace for wines and the most downloaded wine app, the Vivino community consists of millions of wine lovers from around the world who have come together to make buying the right wine simple, straightforward, and fun. Vivino uses crowd-sourcing data to personalize wine recommendations so that every community member feels comfortable with their wine selection. The Vivino app was designed for all wine lovers – from the wine curious to the wine enthusiast – and is available for free on both Apple and Android devices."

When Wine Tastes Best

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Based on 50 years of research by biodynamic expert Maria Thun, discover which days are good (fruit and flower days), and which are less good (root and leaf days), as well as Maria Thun’s unique ‘generally unfavorable’ days (not included in other lunar calendars). This free version is for the current day and days past. For future days, purchase the annual data."

Wine-Searcher

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Languages: German, English
The provider says: "The Wine-Searcher app is the brilliant shortcut to your favorite wines, spirits, and beers – no matter where you are. Simply scan the label to find a wealth of information – prices, critic ratings, grape varieties, wine regions, availability information, where to buy the wine. You can favorite and rate and review them and share your ratings with the community."

WineStein

Price: free
Operating system: iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "WineStein enables you to always make the absolute best choice for your wines, for any possible dish, taste preference, or occasion."

WSET Tasting Notes

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "Whether you’re a wine enthusiast tasting for pleasure or a drinks professional tasting for work, this app helps you create and store structured and consistent tasting notes for wines. Never been a WSET student? No problem! Based on our globally recognized Systematic Approach to Tasting® (SAT) at Level 2, the app is a great tool for all wine tasters, complete with useful tips on how to record your notes. The app also provides a great taster of the skills you can expect to acquire through WSET courses."

Wine Price Comparison

Wine.cc

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Don’t pay too much for your favorite wine! With the wine.cc app, you always have your private sommelier with you. Features: barcode scanner; sommelier recommendations; up-to-date price comparison for wines and spirits; all major wine merchants in direct comparison."

Wine cellar management

CellarTracker

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: English
The provider says: "CellarTracker is the leading cellar management tool with hundreds of thousands of collectors tracking more than 158 million bottles. CellarTracker has also grown to become the largest database of community tasting notes with 10 million such notes as of early 2023. Every year more than 10 million visitors come to the site to read reviews and garner wine recommendations. Our goal is to fully achieve the potential of CellarTracker and its amazing community of wine collectors and enthusiasts."

Dwiner

Price: €4.90 per month or €49.90 per year
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Get detailed analyses, statistics, and dashboards for your wine inventory. Also find the right wine for your food and become a wine expert. With the new label scan, you can also add your wines even faster and get all the information you’ve always wanted about your wine treasures at the push of a button."

Oeni

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Languages: German, French
The provider says: "Oeni is your personal sommelier, designed to manage your wine cellar or collection and recommend the best wine at the best time (peak). Whether you are an experienced collector or an occasional wine enthusiast, Oeni provides comprehensive tools to effortlessly master your wine inventory. Oeni tracks the history of your cellar, its inventory, and its aging with precision and simplicity."

Cellar Master

Price: free
Operating system: Android
Language: German
The provider says: "The cellar master helps keep track of your own wine cellar. Which wine was bought when? Did the wine taste good? How many bottles of wine do I have in my cellar? When has a wine been stored too long? How much money is invested in my wine cellar? Where can I find a specific bottle of wine? This free app helps answer these questions."

My Wine Cellar / My Wine Collection

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "Manage and organize your wine cellar as easily as possible! If you own wine bottles, this free app is just right for you. Add your wine bottles by providing all necessary information from the following criteria: photo; name of the bottle, vintage, category; origin (country, region, subregion, appellation); price, quantity, capacity; rating, comment, location in the cellar, date added; aging potential (ripening time). You can import all your current wines as an Excel file and export the database in the app as an Excel file. Comprehensive statistics allow for a detailed analysis of the composition of your cellar and show how you can refill it."

MyWine

Price: free
Operating systems: Android and iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "With MyWine, managing your wine cellar has never been so easy and convenient. Start by simply adding your bottles by scanning their labels: information on aging duration and consumption temperature is automatically added! Then organize them in your personalized cellar, which you can easily design using our intuitive visual editor. No more problems with lost or forgotten bottles: with the powerful search engine and numerous filters, you can find them immediately. And the best part: your cellar is automatically and securely backed up in the cloud, so you can access it from all your devices at any time. No more worries about losing valuable bottles or not knowing what you have in stock."

VinoCell

Price: free
Operating system: iOS
Languages: German, among others
The provider says: "VinoCell is the most comprehensive application to manage your wine list, visually represent your wine cellar, capture your tasting notes and ratings, and pair your wines with suitable dishes. The app is suitable for beginners who want to use the basic functions, as well as for experts who can play with countless possibilities."

Wine Manager

Price: free
Operating system: iOS
Language: German
The provider says: "The multi-platform app for wine cellars and lifestyle offers you everything you need for your personal wine experience! From the basics like managing your bottles and vintages to statistics and capturing your wine moments, the Wine Manager offers everything a wine lover could wish for. Your data is automatically synchronized via your iCloud account."

WyneConcept

Price: €1.99
Operating system: Android
Language: German
The provider says: "With the wine cellar management WyneConcept, you can manage and organize your wine cellar and save your tasting notes and a photo for each wine. WyneConcept is the ideal companion for every wine connoisseur. Manage your wine cellar and related notes easily and comfortably. You have all the information about your wine cellar with you at all times and everywhere. No internet connection is necessary."

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