Scan any wine. Know if it’s worth it.

Your wine, decoded.

9 million wines. One app.

Scan any label or wine list for instant ratings, pricing, and pairings.

Track your tasting history.

Manage your cellar.

One app. All the wine.

Scan any wine in seconds

Point your camera at a wine label or restaurant wine list. Winary identifies the bottle from a database of over 9 million wines and shows you everything you need to decide: tasting profile, critic ratings, fair market price, and whether it matches your palate. Whether you’re standing in a wine shop, sitting at a restaurant, or browsing a friend’s cellar, one scan gives you the full picture. No more guessing.

Every wine you drink, remembered

How many great bottles have you forgotten? Winary logs every wine you try. Rate each bottle, add tasting notes, and tag the occasion. Over time, Winary builds a detailed profile of your palate — the regions you gravitate toward, the grapes you prefer, the price points where you find the best value. Your tasting history becomes your personal wine education. Next time someone asks “what was that wine we had last summer?”, you’ll know.

Your cellar, manage like a portfolio

Whether you have 10 bottles or 1,000, Winary tracks every one. See the current market value of your collection updated with live pricing data. Get alerts when a bottle enters its ideal drinking window or when it’s about to decline. Filter by region, grape variety, vintage, or readiness. Winary turns your cellar from a storage space into a managed asset you can monitor, optimize, and enjoy at the right moment.

The perfect pairing, every time

Not sure what to drink with that pasta, seafood, or cheese board? Tell Winary what's on your plate and get instant wine recommendations tailored to your dish, your taste, and the occasion. No sommelier required. Whether you're cooking at home or scanning a restaurant menu, Winary turns any meal into the perfect excuse to open the right bottle.

Why Winary?

Built by wine lovers who got tired of guessing.

We’ve all been there. Staring at a 10-page wine list with no idea what to order. Forgetting the name of that perfect bottle from last summer. Watching a collection grow without knowing what’s ready to drink. Paying too much for a bottle that wasn’t worth it.

Winary was born from a simple observation: no single app did it all. Some scan labels. Some track cellars. Some recommend wines. None of them connected the dots between what you’ve tasted, what you own, and what you should try next. So we built one that does.

Today, Winary covers over 9 million wine references across every major wine region. It scans labels and menus in seconds, tracks cellar values with live market data, and learns your palate with every glass. Whether you’re a casual drinker exploring new bottles or a serious collector managing a mature cellar, Winary is built for you.

How Winary Works

At home

Tell Winary what you’re cooking. The app searches your cellar and finds the ideal bottle to open tonight. Dinner parties, casual evenings, special celebrations : the right bottle is always one tap away.

At a restaurant

Open Winary and scan the wine list. The app reads every bottle on the page, cross-references your taste profile and budget, and highlights the best picks. You’ll see ratings and price fairness compatibility at a glance. No sommelier required. No awkward moments. Just confidence in what you order.

At the wine shop

Standing in front of hundreds of bottles with no idea where to start? Scan any label. Winary tells you instantly whether the wine is worth the price, how it compares to alternatives, and whether it matches your taste. Buy with confidence, every time.

What our users say

“I used to panic every time the sommelier handed me the wine list. Now I scan it in 5 seconds and order with confidence. Winary changed how I experience restaurants.”

Sarah

France

“Finally an app that does cellar management, food pairing, and tasting notes in one place. I’ve tried Vivino, Delectable, CellarTracker — Winary is the first one I actually kept using.”

Martin