Mobile app that helps pick wines by taking a pic of a wine menu - Winescope

[Winescope]

Hi everyone, we spent the past year creating a new mobile app that scans wine menus, has millions of wines, integrates a newsfeed of what friends are drinking and allows sharing of wine choices on Facebook/Twitter. Give it a try and let us know what you think!

App Name: Winescope
Summary:
Scan a wine menu. Access millions of ratings. Pick a wine. A great wine choice could make or break an evening. When you take a photo of a wine menu with Winescope, you instantly get access to millions of ratings, retail prices and reviews. Never make an uninformed wine selection again!

Key features:
· Take a photo of a wine menu and automatically look up millions of ratings, retail prices, and reviews
· Share your wine selections with one click on Facebook and Twitter
· Never forget a wine with your Winescope Drink Log and submit your own ratings/reviews
· See the wines your family and friends are drinking, and know what to pick the next time you need a gift
· Buy wines from Winescope for yourself or as a gift from leading online retailers and have them shipped to your door

Platforms: iOS, Android, Blackberry
Availability: Worldwide at http://www.winescope.co or your phone's app store.
Price: FREE

 

[sour_grapes]

Hmmmm, who is this review from? James Bond's nemesis Red Grant from "From Russia with Love"?

 

[Winescope]

Sorry guys, poor wording for our screenshots

We're wine learners ourselves and that's why we created the app - to bring wine appreciation to a broader audience by making selections easier... hopefully you'll have better use cases for it (and better wine selections lol)

 

[sour_grapes]

Hey, no offense intended. I drink red wine with everything (although generally something lighter, like Pinot Noir, with seafood).

Most importantly, did anyone get the reference to the character in the James Bond flick?