Find the wine you meant to buy again.
Keep the label, vintage and your own verdict together. When you are looking for that bottle weeks later, you have more to go on than a camera roll.
Your rating answers the useful question: did you like it?
Your personal wine journey
Your wine journal, so you never forget a wine you loved. Your Cellar, with a drink window on every bottle. Your own map of wine country, keeping every winery you visit. And a Sommelier that has read all of it. No wine expertise needed.
iPhone · Free journal · Optional Pro · Legal drinking age only

You remember liking it: the label, the porch, the second pour. A week later, the name is gone.
Cork & Note fixes that.
What it does
IThe journal
A bottle at home, dinner out, or a flight at the tasting bar. Capture each wine while the glass is still in your hand: a star rating, flavor notes and how it made you feel. Tag the place, or don’t. A Tuesday-night bottle with no location still counts.

IIThe places · your passport
The wineries remember you back. Every place you have been keeps its own page: your visits, the wines you tasted on each one, your notes and your photos. Your map fills in as you travel, with visited wineries, your Wishlist and wineries near you.

IIIAsk Sommelier
Every tasting you log teaches it a little more about what you like. Ask what to open tonight, how to describe the glass in your hand, or what to try next. The answers start from your own ratings, visits and Cellar, not a crowd score.
Ask it things like
Free includes 5 messages a month, text only. Pro raises that to up to 50 questions a day, with photos, and lets the Sommelier look up a specific wine on the web and show you the pages it used. AI can make mistakes, so check the details that matter to you.
“What should I try next, based on my tastings?”

IVThe Cellar
Add the bottle to your Cellar and see it on a shelf, or switch to a list. Every bottle can carry a drink window, so you know when it is ready, and Tonight’s Pick has the Sommelier choose from the bottles ready to drink. Drink windows and Tonight’s Pick are part of Pro. Free keeps up to 25 bottles.

VAt a glance
One screen for the whole Cellar: how many bottles are ready now, what to drink soon, your oldest bottle and where most of them come from, with a year-by-year view of when to open them.

VIOpened
When you open a bottle, record what you thought. Opened keeps a book of every bottle you finished: how long it waited, what you paid, your star rating and your own note.

VIIScan
Point your camera at a label or a tasting card, or use a photo, and the wine details fill in as it reads. You review and edit everything before it saves, and anything it could not read you can add or skip.
VIIIThe wine list
Photograph a restaurant wine list, set a budget and get picks with a reason each, grounded in the wines you have rated. Part of Pro.
IXYour taste
Once you have rated a few wines, the taste report reads your whole journal and tells you what keeps standing out, and what to try next. Your tier list ranks every wine you rated. Both are part of Pro.
XBlind tasting and trips
Blind tasting deals 2 to 6 of your bottles with the labels hidden, then reveals who guessed right. Plan a wine day picks two or three stops and gives you drive times and a schedule with room for lunch. Both are part of Pro.
Why Cork & Note
Rating apps know the wine but not the trip. Passport apps stamp the visit but forget the wine. Cork & Note keeps the whole story together, and hands it to a Sommelier.
Keep the label, vintage and your own verdict together. When you are looking for that bottle weeks later, you have more to go on than a camera roll.
Your rating answers the useful question: did you like it?
Ask the Sommelier about the dry feeling after a sip or the flavor you cannot quite name. It has read your journal, because you wrote it, so its advice starts from what you actually liked.
Keep the suggestions that fit. Your rating is still yours.
Open your original notes when you open the bottle, then record what you think this time. The wine, the visit and the bottle stay connected.
Private to your account, with no public feed or followers.
Pricing
Logging is never gated: your tastings and notes are free, with no limit and no expiry. The map is never gated either: nearby wineries and the 14,000+ winery directory are on every plan. Pro adds the parts that help: a bigger Sommelier with photos and the guided tools, drink windows and Tonight’s Pick, photos on tastings, the bigger scanner, wine regions and live winery details, and CSV export.
Free
$0
For keeping track of what you taste, and trying everything once.
Pro
$9.99/ month
or $59.99 / year, with a 3-day free trial (annual plan only)
Auto-renewing subscription. Cancel any time.
Everything in Free, with more room to ask, scan and explore.
| CompareEverything you log is yours on either plan. | Free$0The full journal, for good | Pro$9.99/monthor $59.99/year, with a 3-day free trial on the annual plan only |
|---|---|---|
| Journal | ||
| Tastings, ratings and flavor notes | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Photos on tastings and visits | ✕ | ✓ |
| Compare up to 5 tastings side by side | ✕ | ✓ |
| Tier list | ✕ | ✓ |
| Year in review | Summary | Full recap |
| Wineries | ||
| Your map, pins, visits and Wishlist | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Nearby wineries and the 14,000+ US winery directory | ✓ | ✓ |
| Winery websites and directions | ✓ | ✓ |
| Live Google rating and hours on winery pages | ✕ | ✓ |
| US wine regions on the map | ✕ | ✓ |
| Plan a wine day: stops, drive times and a schedule | ✕ | ✓ |
| Cellar | ||
| Bottles tracked | Up to 25 | Unlimited |
| Drink windows and insights | ✕ | ✓ |
| Tonight’s Pick | ✕ | ✓ |
| Opened, your book of finished bottles | ✕ | ✓ |
| Cellar value | ✕ | ✓ |
| Sommelier and scanning | ||
| Label and tasting-card scans | 3 to try | Up to 30 a day |
| Messages with Sommelier | 5 a month, text only | Up to 50 a day, with photos |
| Looks up specific wines on the web | ✕ | ✓ |
| Choose from a wine list, in your budget | ✕ | ✓ |
| Your taste report, from your whole journal | ✕ | ✓ |
| Blind tasting | ✕ | ✓ |
| Your data | ||
| Export your tastings to CSV | ✕ | ✓ |
| Delete your account and everything in it | ✓ | ✓ |
Ask what to open, what to try next, or what that grape on the menu is. Every answer starts from your own ratings, not a crowd score. Ask about one specific bottle and it can look the wine up, and show you where it read.
Photograph the wine list, set a budget, and get picks with a reason each, grounded in what you have rated.
Once you have rated a few wines, the Sommelier reads your whole journal and tells you what keeps standing out, and what to try next.
Pick a start, a date and two or three stops. You get drive times, a schedule with room for lunch, and directions to each stop. Turn on wine regions to see US wine regions on the map.
Every winery page adds its Google rating, opening hours and website next to your own history there, where available.
Every bottle you own, with drink windows, insights and Tonight’s Pick from whatever is ready. No 25-bottle ceiling.
Pro is an optional auto-renewing subscription: $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year. The 3-day free trial is on the annual plan only. It renews automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel any time in your App Store subscription settings; cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid the next charge. Billed through your Apple Account. Prices shown in US dollars; the App Store shows the price in your currency before you buy. Pro features carry the fair-use limits described in our Terms of Use.
Questions
Cork & Note is available now on the App Store for iPhone.
No. Your tastings and notes, your map, your visits and your Wishlist are free for as long as you use the app, and a Free Cellar holds up to 25 bottles. Pro adds the bigger Sommelier with photos and the guided tools (choose from a wine list, your taste report, plan a wine day), photos on tastings, drink windows and Tonight’s Pick, wine regions, live winery details, bigger scan limits, and CSV export.
No. Cork & Note has no public feed and no followers. Your tastings, photos and Cellar are private to your account, and you can delete the account, and everything in it, at any time.
Not at all. Tag a winery or a restaurant when you are there, or log a Tuesday-night bottle with no place attached. A wine without a location still counts.
Wine country and cell coverage are old enemies. Syncing and the AI features need a connection, and Cork & Note tells you when you are offline so you always know whether a note has landed.
No. The Sommelier is an AI guide and it can make mistakes. Check the details that matter to you, and treat it as a well-read friend, not an authority.
People of legal drinking age. The app asks before you can use it. Please drink responsibly.
Free on iPhone. Pro is optional.