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Vinous: Wine Reviews & Ratings App User Positive Comments 2024
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✓ Fantastic to learn more about wineI really like this app. I've been getting into wine for the last couple of years and the reviews from experts really help me understand it better. The glossary of wine terms is also very helpful to me..Version: 1.0.2
✓ ExcellentExcellent.Version: 1.3.5
✓ Supreme contentQuality articles for the leaders in the field. Well worth paying for.Version: 1.06
✓ Great data source!I can almost always find the wine in question! Great info about the wine and a source for purchase,too!.Version: 1.3.5
✓ RecoveryAfter reinstalling the app, everything goes normal..Version: 1.3.5
✓ SeachRespect Vinous reviews but its database search is well in need of help..Version: 1.3.9
✓ Excellent resource for new suggestionsRecently introduced to this app through a family member. It hasn't failed me yet. Great source for new wine suggestions..Version: 1.06
✓ The Holy Grail of Wine Review AppsHere it is, and it's fantastic. Wine reviews on-the-go and immediately and easily accessible from the most knowledgeable wine experts on the web. The design of the app is simple and intuitive. In a word, terrific!.Version: 1.0.2
✓ This app is a big dealThis is an important and forward thinking app, from the right people. It will quickly become the number one consumer wine app, in my opinion. Any issues it has now, I'm confident they will resolve. I will keep it downloaded and continue to test it. That said, I've encountered some issues: I currently don't have a paid subscription, and a pop up repeatedly reminds me of this making use of the free features cumbersome. Second, the app camera failed to identify Grasso 2011 Barolo, Cavallotto 2013 Dolcetto or Dievole 2013 Chianti... wines I'd be surprised weren't in the Vinous system. That's it for now. Congratulations on the beautiful app, I can't wait to see how it expands the wine world..Version: 1.0
✓ Great AppThis is a great app for the wine lover. It allows you to easily scan labels as you are shopping for wine at the store. Also, I have used it at restaurants by typing the wine into the app. Gives you access to tons of wine reviews that cover the vast majority of the fine wine market. I don't understand the complaint about the iPad. I can't imagine wandering about a wine store or at a restaurant with an iPad looking up wines. Great app..Version: 1.0.2
✓ Love love loveThis app is for everybody! For the wine lovers who are interested in learning more about wine, there are daily articles that are super helpful. For someone who is just getting into wine, this app allows you to see reviews in order to help you choose the perfect bottle..Version: 1.06
✓ Yay!Great app for wine reviews and scores. The 100 point system is useful (better than the 5-point system, in my opinion) and Galloni has put together a rockstar group of critics. Between this and Delectable, my wine tech bases are covered!.Version: 1.06
✓ Great app!Easy to use, great app. The articles are a great way to learn more about wine especially for a wine lover like myself!.Version: 1.06
✓ Excellent serviceGreat coverage of the world's best wine releases. Excellent app and glad to see it optimized for the iPad now..Version: 1.0.3
✓ Vinous is the way to go!Thank god Galloni left the WA to create Vinous, and thank god I can have Vinous in my pocket! Quite literally, I now have tens of thousands of reviews in my pocket with the app, and now Neal Martin’s banter to boot. Jump ship from WA...Vinous is the way to go..Version: 1.06
✓ Amazing resourceA great app, with a wealth of information for wine lovers and novices alike. The vintage charts are without equal in both thoroughness and usefulness and make the app worth downloading all by themselves..Version: 1.0.2
✓ Great reviews, great articles, good app.From the heart and head of a Vinous-addict, Vinous should bring the app up to the standards of its reviews and articles..Version: 1.3.3
✓ Amazing!Amazing app! I’ve learned so much about wine and I love the daily articles, they’re so insightful! Highly recommend.Version: 1.06
✓ The reviews are what matterThere is no question that Vinous has the best reviewers and that's what counts. I use this app all the time when trying to choose wines. It has saved me thousands of dollars of bad choices. Galloni says it's bad an I steer clear. Tanzer likes a wine... good investment. I get that it is annoying for some people to pay for good information but if you pay peanuts (or nothing) you should get monkeys (or nothing. Really helpful app. Good tools. Nice to look at. All good..Version: 1.06
✓ Great for wine loversAs per my title, this app is great for wine lovers like me. I've been subscribed to Vinous since it first launched but actually having the app is a huge plus. Also, the vintage chart is fantastic and super convenient to have on my phone..Version: 1.06
✓ So dependableI’ve depended on Vinous reviews sin AG started the company and find them consistent and reliable..Version: 1.3.5
✓ Best Site AvailableAbsolutely the best wine site available. Galloni is doing everything right...from hiring the best writers to understanding the importance of allocated and DTC and timing his reviews to provide assistance. I trust his palate and value his insights..Version: 1.3.5
✓ Great content but needs technical improvementI’m an user of Vinous, Wine Advocate, Jancis Robinson and Cellar Tracker and here is how they compare. Jancis Robinson (JR) has the best search function, best focus on quality value and most poignant reviews. Their articles are also a treat to read. In the better known regions they have a consistent history of scores by JR herself and by Julia Harding. In the satellite regions, there is not much consistency between vintages due to changing critics and their chose winemakers. Everyone scores a little different - JR is predictably strict and Walter Speller gives 17.5 to pretty much every decent wine, while some other authors like my beloved Tamlyn Curryn may get infatuated. That is all correct and truthful, because it shows the fallibility of numerical scores and exposes the wine to the critic’s tastes, as it should be. For that reason, JR is the most honest. The scoring seems to express the potential of the earliest recommended drinking age but definitely not the full potential of the wine. What JR definitely lacks is the side note or addendum to wine notes, that would further reveal the wines character. Wine Advocate has the most prosaic and journalistic style of notes. It also has a lot of consistent history, even in satellite regions. It has a great reach among prestigious wineries and is stylistically quite descriptive in wine notes. With closed wines like young Barolos, the notes are long but say little about the taste and more about production, but that is all understandable. I suppose the scoring tends toward the wine’s full potential, often being 1-2 points higher than JR or Vinous. Vinous, conversely, I find strict and dry. Especially Neal Martin. He uses the low end of the score scale as freely as the high end, offering greater resolution than critics who squeeze most scores into a narrower score band. And yet, he is not that useful for my purposes. His notes are too factual, authoritative and judgemental to reveal the emotional energy of wine that I need to understand before buying. Antonio Galloni is a much more complete critic in this sense, with just as wide a range of scores even if a little more benevolent at times. I wish he scored even truer to his personal bias than by seemingly objective metrics of quality. My favourite Vinous author is Stephen Tanzer. His writing is like a woman’s: insightful in every important way. Vinous, just like Wine Advocate, are extremely useful for their wine note addendums, where the character of the vintage or production methods are explained, and sometimes purchasing tips are revealed. The best resource of them all is CellarTracker. Rarely does it have fewer notes than all of the above combined and it goes well beyond barrel samples and young pre-release bottlings. Yes, it takes much more time to research which user to trust, but then you get a historical line of comparisons across a producer’s range or the region’s best. It’s the best tool for wine discovery and all of my hidden gems come from there. It’s also free. Just don’t look at the score average for a wine because many notes seem inaccurate. I admire all of the above, including the tens of thousands of willing wine reviewers on CellarTracker. There’s a lot to choose from..Version: 1.3.9
✓ Love itGreat app and ecosystem. I don’t buy wine anymore with out Vinous..Version: 1.06
✓ An Amazing ResourceThis app is tremendously helpful in helping me learn more about the wines I own as well as the wines I’m considering purchasing. Furthermore, the regularly-published articles help me learn more about the physical and historical origins of various wines I’m interested in. Additionally, the filtering options for the wine search really help provide context on my searches so I can find just what I’m looking for. The design could use some work but it’s gotten better since I originally downloaded it and I have to imagine someone’s working on it based on how often they push updates. Definitely recommend Vinous to wine lovers everywhere!.Version: 1.0.2
✓ Sleek and easy to useI love the app when I’m choosing new wines I haven’t tried before and I want to make sure they’re worth the money. It looks like other users don’t like to sign in with google or Facebook but as I use google for most things I don’t have a problem with it..Version: 1.06
✓ IncompleteThe app does not have access to the Your Say section of the website or at least the access is not obvious..Version: 1.3.3
✓ Mr.This Vinous app is fantastic. Foremost, it gives mobile access to unparalleled wine reviews by the likes of Antonio Galloni as well as Vintage Charts that help you navigate vintages. It also lets you take a photo of a wine label and store it into a playlist where you can keep track of your favorite. The wine library on the app is expansive and the reviews are the best in the industry..Version: 1.05
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