WSET Tasting Notes - Wine

WSET Tasting Notes - Wine

by Wine & Spirit Education Trust

17 ratings
45 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 6, 2017
  • January 6, 2025

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This app helps wine enthusiasts and professionals create structured and consistent tasting notes. It's based on a globally recognized systematic approach to tasting, offering features like a comprehensive descriptor lexicon and blind tasting mode.

Structured tasting note creation
WSET Systematic Approach to Tasting® (SAT) methodology
Database of wine countries and regions
Pre-populated grape varieties
Aroma and flavour descriptor lexicon
Blind tasting mode
Searchable tasting notes
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What's New in WSET Tasting Notes

3.1

January 6, 2025

Bug fixes

User reviews

Average but helpful

Needed a tool to register my tasting notes so I decided to try this one. Couldn’t find frappato grape varietal in the selection plus there is a wine region option but no appellation…
Kind of limited for professionals but I guess it’s a good option for less experienced tasters

Meh

Would be a useful tool if it was set up for WSET level 3. As it’s only level 2 it’s rather limited in its application.

I miss the built in scoring option

I miss the built in scoring option. Otherwise looks good.

App worked great for a week now closes app and all progress on analysis on the tasting flavor notes

Please fix!

Nice basic app, built to the purpose and nothing more.

The reviews are kinda harsh. This app works well enough. I was able to add a photo of the label (some reviewers couldn’t), and it didn’t crash, although I haven’t yet tried to put in any non-preset flavors. The export is compact and clear. Seems like a great app if you ask me. Yea, you can’t edit a review once “saved”, but prior to that it’s fully editable. Yea, you can’t enter or change the date. That seems to be set when you “save”. But, you can mention in the notes section if your tasting date is different than your “save” date if that’s important. This app does what it says it does and avoids the unnecessary. It’s perfect for a WSET student (like me), and seems useful to anyone that want’s a consistent way to record their wine tastings.
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FAQ

What does the WSET Tasting Notes app do?

This app assists users in creating and storing structured and consistent tasting notes for wines. It is based on the Wine & Spirit Education Trust's (WSET) globally recognized Systematic Approach to Tasting® (SAT) methodology, making your evaluations more objective and comparable.

What are the key features of this wine tasting app?

Key features include a database of over 300 wine-producing countries and regions, over 100 pre-populated grape varieties, a comprehensive lexicon of aroma and flavor descriptors, and the ability to record notes in 'blind' tasting mode. You can also record primary, secondary, and tertiary aroma/flavor characteristics, search your notes, and upload photos.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the app is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, providing a completely free experience for users.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is designed for both wine enthusiasts tasting for pleasure and drinks professionals tasting for work. It is particularly useful for current and former WSET students at all levels, as well as anyone new to structured wine tasting.

How does the app relate to WSET courses?

The app is based on the WSET's Systematic Approach to Tasting® (SAT) at Level 2, making it a useful tool for those learning or practicing this methodology. While it does not form part of the WSET® Level 2 Award in Wines course itself, it complements the learning process and helps develop tasting skills.