What is this bottle?
Scan the label. Get the producer, vintage, grapes with their share, terroir, tasting notes, serving advice, price range and drink window.
Château Margaux 2015 · Bordeaux · 13.5 %
Learn more AI wine scanner · iPhone · Android · Web
Point your camera at any label. Know the wine.
Vino AI reads the label and tells you what is in the bottle: the grapes and their share, region and terroir, how it tastes, the right serving temperature, what to cook with it and what it should cost. In the shop, at the table, in your cellar.
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Identified
Château Margaux 2015
BordeauxFranceRed wine
Grapes
Cabernet Sauvignon
87%Merlot
8%Petit Verdot
3%Serve
16 to 18 °CDecant 2 h2025 to 2055$$$$
Pairs with
Grilled ribeyeLamb rackAged cheeses
Three ways in
One camera, three questions a wine lover actually asks.
What goes with dinner?
Photograph the dish instead. You get three wines that fit it, with the region and the reason each one works.
Grilled ribeye · Cabernet, Malbec, Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Learn more Should I decant it?
Ask the sommelier anything about the wine you just scanned: ageing, glassware, better vintages, a cheaper bottle in the same style.
Open one now, keep the rest for a decade.
Learn more Your cellar, on every screen
Every bottle you scan, kept. Every taste you have, mapped.
Sign in once and your scans, favorites and cellar follow you from the phone to the web app. Bottle counts, notes and the sommelier conversations included. A free account is also the backup that keeps every scan safe if you switch phones.
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Insights
Cellar · 5 wines, 12 bottles
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Château Margaux 2015Bordeaux2T
Tignanello 2019Tuscany3R
Riscal Reserva 2018Rioja4B
Bollinger Special CuvéeChampagne2Regions you keep coming back to
Bordeaux3
Tuscany2
Rioja1
12 bottlesAcross 5 wines
Cabernet 3 winesYour most scanned grape
Synced from iPhoneLast scan 3 hours ago
- Backup of every scan
- iPhone, Android and web in sync
- Scan labels from the web too
- The apps keep working without an account
Food to wine
Photograph the plate. Get three bottles that belong next to it.
Switch the camera to food mode and point it at the dish or the menu. The sommelier ranks three wines for exactly what is on the table and explains why each one works.
Grilled ribeye, herb butter, charred onion
- Cabernet SauvignonNapa Valley, California
Bold tannins cut through the fat and echo the char.
- MalbecMendoza, Argentina
Smoky notes mirror the grill marks, velvety texture.
- Châteauneuf-du-PapeRhône Valley, France
Earthy complexity with enough body for red meat.
What a scan gives you
The whole label, read for you.
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Grand Vin de
Château
Margaux
Margaux
2015
Margaux · Appellation Margaux Contrôlée
MIS EN BOUTEILLE AU CHÂTEAU · 13,5 % VOL · 750 ML
126Grape varietiesEach grape and its share of the blend, when the label or the estate discloses it.
Region and terroirAppellation, climate, soil and the estate's classification.
Tasting profileColor, nose, palate and finish, written like a sommelier would say it.
ServingTemperature, decanting time and the glass that flatters it.
Food pairingsThree or four dishes that make this specific wine better.
DetailsAlcohol, price range, drink window and cellar potential.
Château Margaux 2015Full bodied, velvety tannins, cassis and violets. Drink window 2025 to 2055.
How long should I age this bottle?
This vintage rewards patience.
- Drinking well now, peaks between 2030 and 2040
- Store at 12 to 14 °C on its side
- Open one now, keep the rest for a decade
Something similar under $40?
Ask the sommelier
Follow-up questions, in your language.
Every scan opens a conversation. Ask about vintages, glassware, ageing or a cheaper bottle in the same style. Answers come back in the language you scan in.
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The honest comparison
A score tells you if people liked it. Not what to do with it.
Ratings apps are great at crowd opinions. Vino AI is built for the questions that come after: what does it taste like, what do I cook, is this the right bottle for tonight.
| Standing in front of the shelf | Vino AI: Wine Scanner | Ratings apps | Guessing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identify the bottle | Scan the label | Scan the label | Read the label |
| How it tastes | Tasting profile for any label | Community notes, if any | Find out at home |
| What to eat with it | Built around your actual dish | Generic categories | Rules of thumb |
| Follow-up questions | Ask the sommelier anything | No chat | Search the web |
| Crowd ratings and prices | Not the focus | Millions of ratings | The shelf tag |
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Pricing
Try two labels first. Keep it if it earns its place.
Two scans are free so you can test it on a bottle you know. Premium opens unlimited scans, unlimited sommelier questions, the full cellar and your complete history, on the phone and on the web.
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FAQ
Asked and answered.
How does the wine scanner work?
Point your phone camera at any wine label, or pick a photo from your library. Vino AI identifies the wine and writes a full briefing in seconds: grape variety, region, tasting profile, serving tips and food pairings.
Is Vino AI free?
Vino AI is free to download on iPhone and Android, and your first two scans are free so you can try it on a bottle you know. Premium unlocks unlimited scanning, unlimited sommelier questions and your cellar on every device. Web plans are $4.99 a month, $24.99 a year, or $79.99 once for lifetime access.
Do I need an account?
No. The apps work fully on your phone without one. An account is the backup: it keeps your cellar and every scan safe if you switch phones, and it opens the web app with the same data.
I bought Premium in the app. Does the web app know?
Yes. Sign in on the web with the same Apple or Google account and your Premium is there. The other way around works too: Premium bought on the web unlocks the iPhone and Android apps once you sign in.
What can I ask the AI sommelier?
Anything about wine: what pairs with tonight's dinner, similar wines to a bottle you liked, serving temperature, how long to age a bottle, or what makes a region special. The sommelier answers in ten languages.
Does it work on Android and iPhone?
Yes. Vino AI is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, and the same account works in the web app.
What wine should I drink with my meal?
Try the free wine pairing tool on this site for the classic matches, or photograph your dish in the app and let the sommelier rank three wines for exactly what is on the plate.
Does it work on wines it has never seen?
Yes. Vino AI reads the label itself: producer, appellation, vintage, grapes, alcohol. It combines that with what is known about the estate and the region, so obscure bottles still get a full profile. When a label is unclear it tells you what would help, usually a straighter photo of the front label.
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