You do not have to own a bottle to look a wine up. Our whole catalogue is open to you: search it, browse it, open any wine's Wine Guide, and save the ones worth remembering to a list.
🔎 The search box above your bottles will never find a wine you do not own. It reads only your own collection. The one that reaches the whole catalogue is the Wines tab of the wider search — Search all wines on iPhone and iPad, Search wines on Android.
Look a wine up before you buy it
Open the wider search and stay on the Wines tab.
Type the wine's name or its producer. Results narrow as you type.
Tap the result. You land on its Wine Guide — grapes, structure, drink window, pairings, the region and producer, and what critics and other members thought.
Tap Save to list to keep the wine without adding a bottle of it — Save to List in Android's search results, Add to saved list from a wine's own menu.
Home → Search all wines → Wines → tap a result
Where to browse instead of search
Searching needs a name in mind; browsing does not.
Device | What is there |
iPhone & iPad | Search all wines at the top of the home screen — in the top bar on iPad — opens the Wines tab across the whole catalogue. |
Android | Search wines on the home screen opens the same four tabs, Wines first. |
Web at app.invintory.com | Explore in the left sidebar is a browse page — rows for Explore wine, Explore countries, Explore regions and Explore food pairing, with filter chips for type, grapes, country, region, subregion and pairing. Search wine in the top bar covers your collection and the catalogue together. |
Discover through other members
The Explore tab on iPhone and iPad carries Latest community reviews — what other members have opened lately, with their notes and photos. Android has the same feed under its Reviews tab, and the web app under Reviews in the left sidebar. Tap any card to open the wine behind it — How to read and write community reviews.
Vincent answers about wine you do not own too — how a year went in a region, or what to expect from a style — Meet Vincent, your AI wine assistant.
When the wine is not in the catalogue
Submit it, and add bottles of it straight away while our sommeliers fill in its data — How to add a new wine to our database.
Next steps
How to use the Wine Guide — the page every wine you find opens onto
How to create a saved list — where a wine you have saved ends up
How to search your collection — the other search, and what it matches