Top 5 Wine Cellar Apps

By / Magazine / August 16th, 2013 / 2

So, you have a wine cellar, or maybe just a few great bottles. How do you keep track of them so you don’t end up drinking something you were hoping to hold on to for ten years. I’ve done some snooping around and discovered three wine apps that are worth every penny. Regardless of the size of your collection, a little organization aid goes a long way.

Cadent wineCellar $24.99

Perfect for anyone with a larger than average wine cellar. The app allows you to record detailed info about your bottles of wine so you’ll know exactly how long you’ve had it in storage.

Vinoteka $29.99

This app essentially allows you to record detailed information similar to the Cadent wineCellar. But, this app great graphics which are just plain fun.

Wines $9.99

Here’s another great app to help you keep track of your collection. Like the others, Wines allows you to keep both written and visual track of your bottles. The beauty of this particular app is that it asks for less information than the others. Why is that a good thing? Because most of us don’t have huge collections, an app that lacks all the bells and whistles can fit our needs just fine.

Collectors $24.99

I love this app for its versatility. Do you collect more than wine? This one will help you keep all your collections organized. Great customizing features, too.

Expert Wine Cellar $16.99

This app provides you with lots of ways to customize and organize your wine collection. Better yet, it has a reference section that can answer any questions you might have about your wine.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rosemary Mantini has always loved words. When she isn't working as the Associate Editor at Tidings Magazine, she's helping others achieve their writing dreams, and sometimes she even relaxes with a good book and a glass of wine.

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