Genuine Grape Launches Wine App to Help Drinkers Find, Understand and Remember Wines They Love
Oct 30, 2026
Genuine Grape, a new wine app, has launched to help wine drinkers discover bottles they might otherwise miss and choose with more confidence, whether they are shopping for wine or ordering at a restaurant. The app is available now on the web, iPhone and Android.
Singapore, October 30, 2026 -- "You should be able to ask for a Riesling grown on slate or a wine from a smaller producer and find a bottle you can actually buy. That's why we built Genuine Grape: a wine app that connects the details you care about with bottles available from shops in your country," said a Genuine Grape spokesperson.
At the center of the app is a wine finder built around natural language. Instead of browsing by region or price alone, a user can describe what they enjoy, from light reds to Chardonnay from a small producer, and the app matches that description to bottles carried by participating local shops. Each match includes details on the producer's scale, where the grapes were grown, and how the wine was made, so a search functions less like a generic wine searcher and more like a conversation with someone who already knows the bottle.
Restaurant wine lists present a different problem, since they are often full of unfamiliar producer names with little context. Genuine Grape's wine list scanner addresses that directly: a diner uploads a photo or PDF of the list, and the app returns the producer, grape, growing region, and winemaking behind each bottle, along with its general style and texture, so a choice can be made with more information than a name alone provides.
"A restaurant wine list can be full of unfamiliar names. Our wine list scanner helps you understand the producers, grapes and winemaking behind those bottles, so you can choose with more confidence. Afterwards, your private wine journal gives you somewhere to remember what you tried and what you thought," a Genuine Grape spokesperson said.
That wine journal app function lets a user save notes and an optional rating for each bottle they try, building a private record that the app draws on for future searches and wine list scans, even when a producer's current vintage or cuvée differs from the one originally logged. Collections stay private by default, with sharing available only when a user chooses it.
Wine shopping through Genuine Grape is currently supported in Singapore, the United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the United States, with availability depending on participating shops and location. Genuine Grape is operated by SG Wine Club Pte. Ltd.
About Genuine Grape
Genuine Grape is a wine app that helps users find bottles from smaller producers using natural-language search, scan restaurant wine lists for producer and winemaking detail, and keep a private wine journal of tastings and ratings. More information is available at genuinegrape.com, including the wine list scanner and wine journal features, with updates also posted on Instagram.
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