The Wine Enthusiast Guide. But Wine Snob also provides a place for you to record which wines you like and which you don’t. In the “My Wines” section, drinkers can add where they drank specific wines, add tags for easy recall and enter in-depth notes.
And, if you can’t remember the difference between a zinfandel and a petite sirah, Wine Snob provides a comprehensive varietals glossary with a brief description and details about color, aroma, body and flavors.
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If you like wine, or just want to know what you’re talking about, this app is worth $3.99.
