Wine Collector is a complete wine research tool — look up any wine by name, grape, or region to see ratings, tasting profiles, food pairings, price comparisons, and where to buy. It works globally with localized pricing in 50+ currencies and includes access to marketplace listings for rare and vintage bottles.

Whether you're picking a bottle for dinner, working out when to open one, building a cellar, or hunting a vintage, it covers the journey from discovery to the dinner table.

What you can do

search_wines — find wines by grape variety, region, style, price, or rating; returns IDs for other skills
wine_details — full profile including ratings, reviews, winery info, and tasting notes
tasting_profile — structured flavor breakdown: acidity, tannin, sweetness, body, and dominant flavors
drinking_window — when a wine is ready, at its peak, and likely declining, from its grape, region, and vintage
food_pairing — food pairing recommendations based on the wine's flavor structure
similar_wines — discover alternative wines matching the same grape, region, price range, and rating
price_compare — compare prices across merchants with localized currency support
marketplace_deals — rare and vintage listings from global secondary marketplaces
top_rated — browse highest-rated wines by style, region, or grape
region_explorer — explore wines from a specific geographic region

Who it's for

Enthusiasts building a cellar or buying for occasions. Collectors deciding when to open each bottle. Sommeliers advising guests. Buyers hunting specific vintages.

How to use it

Use drinking_window any time to know whether to cellar a bottle or open it now — just give it a name like "Barolo 2015"
Use top_rated or region_explorer to discover wines, then wine_details or tasting_profile for character
Use food_pairing for serving ideas
Use price_compare or marketplace_deals to find the best place to buy

Getting started

For drinking_window, pass a wine name with its vintage (e.g. "Châteauneuf-du-Pape 2018") or set grape, region, and vintage directly. For pricing, non-US users should pass a market code (e.g. "gb", "jp") and currency code.