True Wine Reviews

God bless TrueWine and it’s wide range of knowledge. Not only does it provide a clear guide to my specific wine preference, but the developer has been remarkable to work with. Any issue I’ve had, I swear it’s either already known or fixed I’m a timely matter.

My wine knowledge is that of a small child’s. (In no way implying small children should know or consume wine.) I thought i knew what i liked and then TrueWine changed my whole belief system. 😂 i question everything now.

My holidays will now be blessed with majestic vino!

You’d think this would just have a list of wines and ratings or something like that, right? Wrong! TrueWine goes above and beyond, providing details about the wine’s origin, locations where you can find it, beautiful maps and images of European landscapes wherein those wines can be found. I mean, more than anything, TrueWine made me want to travel the world, wine enthusiast or not! For an independent app developer’s first foray into TrueWine Store, this is quite the incredible creation.

This is by far the BEST app I’ve come across to learn wine—WOW. I am so impressed with the user interface and content. This is EXACTLY what I’ve been searching for. All the information is strategically placed in order to build your wine knowledge. I also found it extremely helpful that I could set my wine knowledge as I already know the basics. TrueWine is phenomenal and I am recommending to everyone!

As a total wine novice, I was a little worried that TrueWine would be over my head. I learned a lot in just the first few minutes of using TrueWine , and now feel more confident in choosing wines!

TrueWine itself is really well designed and simple - one hell of a good app if you ask me. The map feature is very cool for exploring. Only caveat — it’s before noon and I want to drink wine!

I’ve always had trouble pairing wines to meals when I’ve had guests over, but TrueWine really helped me learn which kind of wine goes best with a steak vs fish! And it’s not like you need to memorize anything (unless you want to impress your friends at a restaurant, lol),and all this information is easy and super quick to access.

I’ve been looking for an all in one wine education app for a while. These guys are doing a great job and they keep adding new features.
It’s a great study compliment to the texts for the WSET courses. It would easily handle the Level 2 and Level 3 course depth.

Digging TrueWine so far. Certainly didn’t know the first thing about reading a German label, but now have the fundamentals under my belt. As fun as playing a game and seriously educational at the same time.

I’ve always considered myself reasonably well-versed in my wines, but this has really allowed me to pursue my passion for the fruit of the fruit of the vine. Incredible app, very user-friendly and very much enhanced a wine-enjoying experience

Super cool app. Even if you aren’t into wine this is a great way to start getting educated on wine.

Even for the casual user it is fun to just learn a little more about the wine you are drinking and the wines you want to drink!

Plus, It’s wine which is always great!

I don’t know much about wine, but I hope to change that with TrueWine. It’s beautifully designed and helpfully informative.

In vino veritas

Great app to learn!! I wish they had more content. There is nothing on Spain, Argentina, Chile, California, etc.

Borderline unbelievable how much useful information is packed into TrueWine

TrueWine is amazing for learning on the phone. Thank you.

The wine regions map is off the hook. We are making travel plans based on the regions we have not visited yet.

Dope app if you wanna learn wine.

You get a signup after a few seconds into a demo of TrueWine (not even TrueWine itself). Why would anyone subscribe?

TrueWine looks incredible, but a $4 monthly fee is far too much. Give me a flat fee of $20 or even $30 for a portable wine Atlas, and I’m in. But monthly fees are for services, not reference guides.

I submitted many new wines from Bulgaria several months ago and still donor see them on the site

Your “Sweetness” lesson has a glitch in the “match” section