Wine-Searcher Reviews

The Pro version of WineSearcher searches so many sites around the world that you can find some amazing bottles that can be shipped to you.

It is where you can find another bottle of something that you have had that you want to find again.

I found the last bottle in the world of the best cognac that I have ever had for sale- better than Louis XIII and is a high proof single vintage older than 150 yrs old cognac. Can’t tell you what is is because I am still looking for another bottle. So good that I bought 5 bottles after my first taste almost 20 years ago. Wine-Searcher is the go to place for finding the bottle that you want.

I use it constantly to check best price nationally compared to price in store I am shopping in for a particular wine. If I find a wine at, close to or better yet below the lowest price on wine searcher I know it’s a good deal. I also use it to find wines in my area I want to buy and pick up to avoid shipping costs. The information is highly accurate. How they collect so much detailed info I have no idea . Wine searcher has info on almost every major wine seller eg K&L, wine exchange, hi-time, Zachys, total wine. There are a few exceptions . Costco is not on wine searcher. Well worth the nominal cost to be a pro user. It gives every listing in their database. Kudos to wine searcher team . I think it is an Australian company.

You know the party- several bottles poured and one in particular speaks out to you. Open WINE SEARCHER and photograph the label. In that instant WineSearcher saves it to your list, and opens up to almost everything you could want to know about that vintage. The next day, compare your feelings with sommeliers, print reviews, and public postings. In very well laid out pages, see, and learn about the your new favorite wine and it’s source.
Excellent!

I live in Upstate NY, and our stores have a weird mix of offbeat/regional and very mainstream wines ... this is an easy way to check and see if my locals carry the wine I’m interested in .... and of course the price comparison is handy. I will definitely consult before I hop in the car now. As far as I have seen, the coverage is accurate and comprehensive.

After using WineSearcher for a couple years I just made my first purchase from a vendor in my home state. Very easy, got a call regarding a couple bottles that were not available. They adjusted the order and it arrived on time as promised.

I use Wine Spectator for overall global wine year ratings but second is this site.
It's to the point and informative and non biased. I love that it's NOT full of ads and pop ups too.
The other wine apps are lame and riddled w pop ups and ads.

Good job guys. As a wine guy in industry I'm happy with this reference tool!

We always link to Wine-Searcher when recommending wines to our readers. Now, with an updated interface, it's an even better experience. It's great for discovery, for keeping track (and rating) which wines you drink, and for finding pricing and where to buy.

I take a picture of the wine label and it is coming up with the wrong brand and some times wrong color. If you don’t have it in your database, I would rather you say that you don’t have it. Then give me something I didn’t take a picture of.
The one’s you do get right I do appreciate. And I do appreciate the price listed. It is pretty accurate with the price I paid.

I had been using WineSearcher for numerous years now and it been my go to when looking for a particular bottle. It’s been a god send when especially when I’m out of my area and don't know the local stores.

I have been using WineSearcher for the last couple of years, and, I have to say, it has saved me enough times from overpaying for alcohol that it has paid for itself. Never get gauged again.

WineSearcher is really simple to use. I am astounded that it has so many wines at retail and auction across the US and international borders. It is extremely useful if you have a client or customer that would appreciate a certain wine for the Holidays. You can always find it here.

Awesome website that has it all. Having a glass of wine out, at a party, or just looking for the best price? Wine-Searcher gives you all the information you require to make your wine dreams come true. Try it you will love it!

I use Wine Searcher for all of my wine purchases other than winery subscriptions. As a collector, it is important to me to be able to find any wine I want. Wine Searcher always delivers and at the best price available. 😎🍷🍷🍷👍🏻

The breadth and depth of WineSearcher and website is unmatched. Looking for a particular vintage of some obscure Loire producer? If it’s still sold anywhere in the online World, Wine Searcher will tell you! Also, their guide to varietals and regions is a great resource. A+!

I just started using the free version. It found 3 saki’s by scanning the labels on the first go. The picture comes out off center but that’s no big deal and is an easy fix for developers. For free it’s excellent. The pro version at 5.99 a month??? Seriously? Just so you don’t have to type the wines name into google? I’d pay $6 once but that’s it.

I was looking for some whiskey and they had several sites showing they ship to Florida. They would not ship and had really poor website performance- cutting out and just freezing. I spent over 30 minutes trying to buy to no avail from the top 3 recommendations.

I picked WineSearcher because it mentioned that it was the best for finding bargain wines. It gave a total of 10 and almost all of Them are about $20. I’m hoping they offer new ones often since I’ve only seen 10 listed initially. $20 can be a bargain but they better be real good ....

Part of my everyday!! No collector should be without!!! I live by it and could never be without it and I have over 3,000 bottles of wine in my cellar with a value of over $825,000.

Every wine drinker or buyer needs this guide. It sets the bar for knowing quality and costs. Even if you are just buying a gift bottle for someone and do not know wine WineSearcher is a perfect help. Easy to use and quick.

Good and well structured information helps to make decisions of why to buy, where and at what price.

WineSearcher forces your hand in what it wants to show you or worse, it limits what it will show. I speak of the search functionality. It works fine in you're looking for Silver Oak, but not a uncommon wine. I have to switch to the web browser version where the search is more free form.

Love WineSearcher because you can also rate beers and hard liquors (spirits). One request: please add option for a wish list for wines/spirits that one wants to eventually buy but isn’t yet part of collection/wine cellar. Thank you!