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Photograph the label, or type the name from the shelf or the wine list. The app says about twenty seconds for a Quick Look: who made it, where it comes from, what is in it and how it tends to drink. Ask the follow-up you actually care about: does it go with lamb, is it ready to drink, how this price compares.

It is designed to link the pages its details came from, which helps you check them rather than take them on trust.

An example answer

Quoted from a real follow-up answer, 25 October 2026

“What is it selling for today?” (asked about Léoville Barton 2016)

A 75 cl bottle is currently valued at €101 on iDealwine. That is an indicative valuation, rather than a guaranteed shop price; the amount you pay may vary by seller and condition.

Source: iDealwine

Reconstructed from a real Quick Look, 25 October 2026

Château Margaux Grand Vin 2015

Margaux, Bordeaux, France · Premier Grand Cru Classé · red · 750 ml

Blend
87% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc, 2% Petit Verdot
Style
Full-bodied, dry. High acidity, high tannin.
Notes
Red fruit, black olive, sous-bois, cedar, tobacco, a long layered finish
Drinking window
2030 to 2065, as published by Justerini & Brooks
Price seen
About $1,190, listed by one US retailer (Saratoga Wine Exchange) on 25 Oct

Sources: Justerini & Brooks · Saratoga Wine Exchange

Laid out here by us from the details WineGuide returned on 25 Oct 2026 for a typed name. It is not a screenshot. Prices change daily and one result does not prove accuracy for every bottle, so check the merchant before you buy.

Good to know

  • It is an AI tool and it can be wrong. Prices change and listings differ by country. Confirm before you buy.
  • It is not a crowd-ratings app. If you want a million strangers' star ratings, see how it differs from Vivino.

Cost: you use Poe points, and the amount varies with what you ask for and which sections you use. As one historical example, a Quick Look on a single bottle used about 3,000 points in a test on 25 Oct. It is not a general price. Check your Poe plan.

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