You're standing in a wine aisle staring at 200 bottles.
Some are $12. Some are $45. Most of them have labels designed to look fancy regardless of what's inside. You have no idea which ones are actually good.
Point your phone at any label. Vivino scans it and pulls up ratings and reviews from 50 million wine drinkers across 15 million wines. In about two seconds you know exactly what you're holding — whether it's worth the price, what it tastes like, and whether the people who bought it regretted it.
Works on bottles in stores, wines on restaurant menus, and labels you find anywhere. Scan the shelf, scan the list, scan anything with a label. The crowd has already weighed in.
The database is massive. Obscure imports. Supermarket bottles. Cult favorites. That dusty thing in the back corner of a discount wine shop that turns out to be extraordinary. Vivino has probably been reviewed by someone who knows.
Free to download. No subscription required for the scanning.
Next time you're standing in front of a wall of wine with no idea what to grab — now you know.