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Your Year in Review

An annual summary of your wine journey — bottles added, consumed, top regions, favorite producers, and more.

Each January, InVintory generates a personalized Year in Review — a visual story of your wine journey over the past year. It's like Spotify Wrapped, but for wine.

What's Included

Your Year in Review is a swipeable, page-by-page summary with beautifully designed cards covering:

  • Collection growth — How your collection grew over the year

  • Bottles added — Total number of bottles you added to your collection

  • Bottles consumed — How many wines you drank and removed

  • Top grapes — Your most-collected grape varieties

  • Top regions — The regions you gravitated toward most

  • Top producers — Your favorite wineries by bottle count

  • Wine types — Breakdown of red, white, sparkling, rosé, etc.

  • Consumed varietals — What grapes you actually drank (not just collected)

  • Most popular wine — The wine you added the most bottles of

  • Most expensive addition — The priciest bottle you added to your collection

Accessing Your Year in Review

In January, a banner appears on your home screen: "Your Year in Review." Tap View to open it. Swipe left and right through the pages at your own pace.

Year in Review is available to users who have been on InVintory for at least 60 days and have collection activity from the previous year.

Sharing

Many of the Year in Review pages can be shared as images. Tap the share button on any shareable page to save it to your camera roll or send it to friends via Messages, Instagram, or any other app.

Tips

  • Mark bottles as "Consumed" — Your Year in Review is richer when you properly mark consumed bottles rather than just deleting them. Consumption data powers the "Bottles Consumed," "Consumed Varietals," and other insights.

  • Write reviews — Tasting notes and reviews make your history more meaningful and give Vincent better data for future recommendations.

  • January only — Year in Review is only available during January. After that, it's dismissed until the following year.

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