Like alcohol, this app is truly addictive. The interactivity and the theme of the occult lead you to lose several minutes or even hours feeding your curiosity about dozens of drinks. Oh, and they’ll also send them to you. For each drink there is a curious explanation about the place of production, the type of distillation, and, above all, its most distinctive functionality: a spiral of flavors. This spiral is probably one of the most brilliant ways to present the flavors present in a drink, and is well worth experimenting with. The authors claim they spent 3 years gathering the necessary information – as well as some black magic – to develop this spiral of flavors. Although this app does not require any prerequisites for its users, Vivino CEO Heini Zachariassen claimed that the app user’s ratings on wines tend to converge with expert’s ratings.Īlthough the Prohibition ended in 1933, nowadays 99% of spirits are just as inacessible as at the time – or so Flaviar claims. This app has a library of 15,000 spirits, ranging from large brands to small producers of whiskey, bourbon, cognac, gin and rum. Since its launch in 2010, the app has already surpassed 69 million ratings in more than 10 million wines.
Vivino is probably one of the most popular and used apps in the alcoholic beverage segment and the numbers speak for themselves. However, you can find ratings for other alcoholic beverages such as beer, cider, gin, and vodka. Of course, you can have fun photographing detergent labels and the like, but it won’t work. Oh, if you could only do this with a restaurant’s wine list … well, Vivino does that, too. Photographing the wine’s label suffices and soon you may access information such as the general classification of this wine according to the evaluation of other users, average price, similar wines and a short summary of the corresponding wine region. The main objective of Vivino is to shed some light on the endless wine aisle.
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