Any bottle, any wine list, any shelf you can’t make sense of. You get a straight answer in seconds — and the more you use it, the more it sounds like it actually knows you.
Camera at the label, the wine list, or the whole shelf. No typing, no searching, no wine words required.
“Is this any good?” “What goes with dumplings?” “Something cheaper?” Ask it the way you’d ask a mate who happens to know wine.
One recommendation, why it’s that one, and what to do next — drink it, buy it, or keep looking.
Not a demo video. Your answers run through the real matching engine against the real wines in the app right now — same result you’d get inside it.
In the app it keeps learning: rate a wine, scan a bottle, and the numbers shift towards you.
What to drink tonight, picked for you.
By mood, by dinner, by region — however you actually think about it.
Type, talk or point the camera. It remembers what you were talking about.
Even if your “cellar” is four bottles on top of the fridge.
Your taste, drawn as a picture that keeps moving.
Scanning recognises New Zealand wines published on AIWine. Anything else — an import, a gift, something old — you type in once and it works the same from then on.
Your cellar, taste profile and AI sommelier are free — and they stay free. You only pay for the wine you choose to buy.
The app is built and being tested on real phones. We are holding it back until it is right rather than putting it out and hoping. Leave your email and you'll hear the day it opens — one email, nothing else.
Everything you can see here — the catalogue, the guide, your cellar — already works on the website, phone included.
AIWine Companion