WinePick: Wine List & Pairing

You're at a restaurant. Whether it's lunch or dinner, the wine list arrives at your table, and you're not sure what to order. The names look serious, the pages keep coming, and you end up picking a bit randomly, often a safe bottle, not necessarily the best one. You know a better choice is hiding in those pages. You just don't know where to find it. WinePick becomes your personal sommelier for the meal. The app reads the visible bottles on the list and recommends the best match for your dish, taste, and budget. It then suggests two complementary picks: a smart alternative on a different style or grape, and, when relevant, a fine bottle worth noticing for a special occasion. Scan one or more pages. Add what you're eating, your budget if you have one, the color you prefer (red, white, rosé, or sparkling) and the style you like: light, fruity, balanced, or full-bodied. The app reads the visible bottles on the list, cross-checks with your preferences, and sees if the price holds up against an indicative market price. Before the bottles, a general read on the restaurant's wine list: its style and its specifics. Then WinePick shows three clear options: the top pick based on your meal and your criteria, a smart alternative on a different style or grape, and a fine bottle worth noticing for a special occasion when the list includes one. When available, WinePick also compares the restaurant price with an indicative market price to give you extra context on the price shown. For each selected wine, the app explains in a few simple words why it deserves your attention. You understand what you're about to drink before ordering, as if a discreet sommelier had read the wine list for you. You spend more time talking with your guests, and less time hesitating over the list. WinePick is made for adults who enjoy ordering good wine at restaurants without spending twenty minutes looking up every name. It is not built for sommeliers, collectors, or people who already know exactly what to order. Recommendations, ratings, and prices are estimates meant to guide your choice. They do not replace the advice of a real sommelier present on site. WinePick does not sell alcohol, does not encourage drinking more, and only helps you choose from the bottles already offered by the restaurant. Try it free for 7 days. After the trial, the subscription automatically renews at the rate shown in the app. Cancel anytime in your Apple account settings, at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Terms of use: https://winepick.app/en/terms Privacy policy: https://winepick.app/en/privacy