Wine list scanner

Turn any winelist into atrusted shortlist.

Upload a restaurant menu. Genuine Grape extracts the wines, checks each detected bottle, compares producer and style signals, and explains what is worth ordering.

Built for completeness

Not a quick guess at the famous names.

Each bottle is checked against around 100 wine data points—producer, place, grape, style, farming, maturation, value, and your own taste history.

Bottle by bottle

Designed to avoid skipping the quiet gems.

Small producers

Useful when names are unfamiliar or under-the-radar.

Personal fit

Compared against the wines you have saved and tasted.

Around 100 data points

Place

Region · vineyard · soil · altitude

Producer

Scale · farming · philosophy

Cellar

Fermentation · maturation · oak

Bottle

Grape · vintage · style · value

Producer intelligence

Understand the bottle behind the label.

Genuine Grape looks at the signals that shape what is in the glass, so the shortlist can explain not only how a wine may taste, but why it tastes that way.

  • Producer
  • Region
  • Vineyard
  • Soil
  • Altitude
  • Farming
  • Grapes
  • Winemaking
  • Maturation
  • Oak
  • Scale
  • Value

Connected wine memory

Your history adds context no public score can.

A saved tasting note can show what you have already tried, the styles you return to, and the producers that worked for you. That context can shape the next menu shortlist without turning your notes into public ratings.

Your private context

Connected to this menu scan

Saved taste

Savory, high-acid reds over heavy oak

Tried before

Grower Champagne · Etna Rosso

Useful gap

Traditional Brunello from a mature vintage

Confirm before ordering

The restaurant still has the final word.

Wine lists change, vintages move, and small type can be misread. Confirm the exact bottle, vintage, price, and availability with the restaurant before ordering.

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