Food & Wine

I tried this a while back it takes a lot of work so I kinda gave up. But the bottles I input are mostly still in my cellar. Bill VinCellar ...  

Its efficacy really depends on the user's (my) willingness to maintain the data. I'm not very good at that... Still a decent platform. Cheers, John

vigilance which is at odds with constant drinking! Thus I have good intentions, but good wine too, and the wine always wins ... so I never update the database. Mike

When I look at the drink by dates that drives me a little crazy. No time to waste. LOL.

A bottle Argentina, 2 bottles of Nero d'Avola, 50 years old bordeax, white savennieres .... It is not that efficient when I key in the details only to drink it a day later or sometimes is drank before I had a chance to remember to update the database. But... 

just had to keep asking for an ice bucket to cool the wine. I guees it is best to just enjoy the experience with a little thought. Please share more wines with us. Bill

The 1st time I had it it feel like a visit to chinese herbal medicine store. Crazy stuff. 2 hours in the decant barely tame it. I pair it with the craziest food combo u can imagine. It manage to stand up against everything. Will do Bill Regard Tyler

On my phone. I find it works well. Easy to use and not very difficult. At least for me.

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commercial methods of recording wine storage,but have never found a completely satisfactory solution---as you have said,it's too much of a hassle,especially if the consumption rate is very fluid. As most of my bottles are for personal drinking,i seldom re... 

When you forget you have something. Surprise wine!

I also have no idea what I paid so I just leave my cost blank. The cellar is hard to manage as I seem to be to lifo and only hope I can find a good friend to share the old stuff with. Bill ...  

Now i understand why you need a cellar plan---i see many delightful 'treasures' among the collection!

Or as we often discussed when I was a consultant, there is no substitute for " management by walking around ". I think the same goes for wine. ...  

Isn’t that a proces whereby you: 1) go to cellar 2) get a bottle 3) drink it 4) when cellar half empty load up stock Right?

I was a beta tester. I have no interest so no conflict, but it keeps things well organized and I believe much more capabilities will follow. My cellar is boring though. 100% Bordeaux. Every time I buy from California, Italy even Burgundy I enjoy, but alwa... 

Will have a look ant invintory but i am to lazy to really get into it. Thanks