Wine cellar & pairing

Which of your bottles goes with dinner

You already know what you're eating tonight. Tell CruSense, and it ranks the bottles actually sitting in your cellar — not ones you'd have to go buy.

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A kitchen tool, not wine school

Built for people with ten to sixty bottles who want an answer before the pan is hot.

Tonight's pairing

Type the dish. Get your own bottles ranked, with a plain reason for each — no tasting-note vocabulary required.

Dinner coverage

See at a glance which everyday dinners your cellar already handles well, and where the honest gaps are.

Drink windows

What to open this month, what to leave alone, and what is quietly going past its best.

Scan the label

Point the camera at a bottle and it lands in your cellar, filled in — grapes, style, region, Alko price.

Know where it is

Map your rack or fridge once, then find the bottle you picked without moving the other fifty.

On your home screen

A widget with tonight's pick, and a Siri phrase for when your hands are covered in flour.

See it in action

The whole thing lives on your phone — quick to answer, easy to read.

Pairing results for lamb, showing ranked bottles from your cellar
Tonight's pairing
Your bottles, ranked for the dish
The cellar screen with dinner coverage and open bottles
Your cellar
Dinner coverage and open bottles at a glance
A bottle detail screen with drink window and serving guidance
Every bottle
Drink window, freshness, serving temperature
The Pair screen with quick food categories
Just ask
Type a dish or tap a category

Pair what you already own.

Buying advice is secondary here. The point is drinking the wine you have, at the right time, with the right meal.

Free, with a little more if you want it

Everything that makes the cellar work is free and stays free.

Free

€0

  • Unlimited bottles
  • Pairing for any dish
  • Drink windows & open-bottle tracking
  • Dinner coverage
  • Five label scans a month