SomeWine: Wine Label Scanner

Scanned wine lists, rethought. Every wine now shows what the menu actually charges, by the bottle and by the glass, in the menu's own currency. Switch to My taste DNA and the whole list re-ranks by how close each wine is to your palate, with a match score on every line. Sort by price, style, body, sweetness, acidity or tannin, filter down to exactly what the list holds, and tap any wine for its structure, drinking window and what it costs you at retail. Adding a wine by hand is now a few guided steps instead of one long form. Searchable pickers for producer, country, region and grape suggest what we already know, and grape search understands the shorthand, so Cab Sauv and Shiraz land in the right place. Your Taste DNA now points at your own shelves: the three bottles in your cellar that best fit your palate, with a match score. Grapes and regions are tappable, so one tap shows you everything of that grape. A rebuilt More tab, with a live friends feed, a preview of how your profile looks to visitors, and your public wine page one tap away. Share a post straight out of the app. Pinch any photo to zoom. Rate a wine the same evening you scanned it, with a gentle reminder you can switch off. The app now speaks Dutch throughout. Plenty of matching work under the hood: a white wine no longer lands on the producer's red, accents and apostrophes stop splitting producers into duplicates, and regions no longer cross borders. Fixes a crash after granting camera access, a case where the app could stop responding after adding a wine by hand, and vintages being dropped when typed by hand.