If worth more than the RRP, then it is considered good to great value, if about the same price, then it is fair, and if less, poor value. You simply scan a bottles barcode when in a supermarket, and you’ll get a quick one line review, as well as what their reviewers think it is worth. Wotwine is a brilliantly simple app that helps to give some indication of the value of a bottle of wine when you are out shopping. It can be interesting reading the reviews of others, especially if you find some experts to follow. This feature works fairly well for the UK, and seems to be improving over time. It’s also possible to find good prices for wines through the app, as it connects to many different stores. I find that this app helps me to remember which wines I really liked, and especially helpful when exploring and understanding the varietals and growing region differences. I’d much prefer to ask a sommelier myself, especially if they have tried it all! It’s also possible to scan a wine list whilst in a restaurant, to understand the type of wine you’d like. It works in a similar way to Untappd, but works by cleverly scanning the label to identify the wine. Untappd also integrates with Swarm‘s check-ins and Uber to get you to the next beery destination.Īs you may have guessed, Vivino is the app to get if you are into wine. It’s somewhat possible to use Untappd to track down beers you’d like to try too, and also see some of the beers which are drunk in local pubs. Many beer lovers are a bit obsessed by Ratebeer, but I tend not to care what others rate beers, as its usually skewed by what they think is trendy, instead of personal preference, especially with many new craft beer drinkers. Like many others, I understandably lapse with the updates after several beers… I have found to not only remember some awesome beers I’ve had and when, but also discover new types of beer I’m not familiar with. Once they have checked-in, they can rate, add a photo, write tasting notes and select where it was drunk.
Untappd is a must for beer geeks which allows them to ‘check-in’ their beer. That goes for the rather excellent Ubereats and Deliveroo too, as I want to encourage getting out and about, and visiting your local pubs and eateries when you can. I’m not too hot on using apps for booking restaurants or anything, as I usually always call, email or just use their booking form. I’ve listed below some of my favourite food and drink apps I use fairly regularly. Seeing as I had to reinstall and review which apps I was reloading onto the replacement handset, I thought I might as well give some insight into the apps I currently use ya lucky devils. Luckily, it did not take too long to get sorted. Recently, as well as a rather highly strung laptop charger, I also had to contend with a mobile phone which only seemed to charge when it felt like it.
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