Saved Lists let you group wines from your collection into custom, named lists. Create lists for dinner parties, gift ideas, wines to try, favorites, or anything else — then access them instantly from your home screen.
Step 1: Open Saved Lists
From the home screen, scroll to the Saved Lists section and tap View all. You'll see all your existing lists.
Step 2: Create a New List
Tap Create in the top right. Fill in:
Name (required) — A descriptive name like "Summer Dinner Party" or "Wishlist"
Description (optional) — Notes about the list's purpose
Tap Create to save the list.
Step 3: Add Wines to the List
Open any saved list and tap the search icon or + Add to search for wines in your collection. Tap any wine to add it to the list. You can also scan a wine label to add it directly.
Each wine in the list shows its label, name, vintage, and bottle count. You can also add a personal note to each wine explaining why it's on the list.
Managing Your Lists
Editing a List
From the list detail view, tap the menu to edit the name, description, or color of the list.
Removing Wines
Select wines in the list and tap Remove to take them off the list. This only removes them from the list — the bottles stay in your collection.
Deleting a List
From the list detail view, use the menu to delete the entire list. Your wines are not affected — only the list grouping is removed.
Where Lists Appear
Home screen — The Saved Lists section shows your lists as a scrollable row of cards with wine count previews
View all — A paginated view of all your lists with search
Tips
Wines can be on multiple lists — The same wine can appear on "Dinner Party", "Favorites", and "Gift Ideas" simultaneously.
Add notes per wine — Use the note field on each wine to remind yourself why it's on the list (e.g., "Pairs great with the lamb recipe").
Quick access — Your most-used lists show up right on the home screen, so you can open them in one tap.
Pre-dinner prep — Create a list before a dinner party, then use it to quickly find and pull the right bottles from your cellar.