
Wine Code
Drink, Save, Earn Rewards
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Discover a unique way to earn rewards on wine purchases by scanning QR codes on participating bottles. Rate wines based on taste, value, and appearance to contribute to a community of enthusiasts and unlock savings when ordering directly from wineries.
What's New in Wine Code
1.1.6
June 7, 2024
We are delighted to announce the introduction of an enhanced feature in the scan flow. This update brings additional valuable information about wines, including tasting notes, recommendations on how to store, and insights on how to best serve wine. We hope you find these additions enriching and enjoyable as you explore the world of wines with us.
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How does Wine Code work?
Wine Code allows you to earn rewards by scanning interactive QR codes found on participating wine bottles. Each scan unlocks prizes and contributes to your savings when ordering directly from wineries.
What kind of rewards can I earn with Wine Code?
The app offers exciting prizes with every purchase made through scanning participating wine QR codes. The more bottles you scan, the greater the potential savings.
Can I rate wines on taste and value in Wine Code?
Yes, Wine Code encourages users to rate bottles based on taste, value, and appearance, rather than just numerical scores. This feedback benefits wineries and the community.
Does Wine Code offer discounts on wine purchases?
Yes, you can save money by shopping directly from wineries through The Wine Code Store. This bypasses the traditional three-tier system, leading to potential cost savings.
What devices does Wine Code support?
Wine Code is available for iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by the supported devices list.
How often is Wine Code updated?
The latest version of Wine Code is 1.1.6, and it was last updated on June 7, 2024. This suggests regular updates to improve the app.
What is the age rating for Wine Code?
Wine Code has an age rating of 17+, meaning it is intended for mature audiences.
Does Wine Code have ads?
No, Wine Code does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.






