VinoEarth

The world, half full.

A wine journal on a globe. Photograph a label, and VinoEarth remembers where it grew, where you opened it, and who was there.

Open VinoEarthComing soon to iPhone and Android

No account needed · your journal stays on your phone

The VinoEarth globe at night, with gold dots over tasted countries and pins for each wine.

Your globe

Every bottle is a place on Earth.

Each wine is pinned where it grew, with a line to where you drank it. Replay the years, see the countries you have tasted fill in, and find a moment from exactly two years ago this week.

The land

Know the ground it grew in.

Soil, climate and elevation for every vineyard, with the rock beneath it drawn from geologic maps and explained in plain words — sandstone, chalk, volcanic ash — and what each does for the vine.

A wine's land section: limestone and greenstone soil, cool Pacific fog, and a cross-section of sandstone and mudstone.

The year

See what the vintage was like.

Real weather for the growing season, set against thirty years of normal. Warm or cool, wet or dry, a rainy harvest or a clean one — and what that means for the wine in your glass.

The 2018 vintage: warmer than usual, a dry season, with temperature and rain charts against the 1991–2020 normal.

Your cabinet

A cabinet of every bottle you've opened.

Each bottle keeps its own shape and label, shelved by the year you opened it. Open a drawer for your notes, or ask in a word — red, Japan, with Aiko, tonight.

A dark wooden cabinet with bottles from Gravner, Grace Wine, Vega Sicilia, Penfolds, Cloudy Bay, Krug and Gaja on shelves by year.

Made for remembering, and for what's next

Every wine is an encounter.

With people, with a moment, with a piece of land far away. Keep them all in one place.

Start your Earth