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Version 3.1.16 · 2025-03-18
-Build with new iOS 18 -Various bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.1.16, updated 2025-03-18.





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Wine Cellar is an application for the wine enthusiast. It is made to help both the amateur or the more experienced wine enthusiast. It helps to manage your wine bottles and also to collect information about bottles already tasted.
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Wine Cellar HD for iPad is finally available on the App Store.
Look for 'Wine Cellar Import Pro' for a full Import/Export support or upgrade later with the In-App purchase.
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Also available for free, Wine Cellar Companion v2.1 to fully sync, view and edit your cellar on your Mac (sync pictures also)
http://sg-iphone.com/winecellar/companion.html
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Easy to use, easy to learn
Wine Cellar is designed to be easy to use and learn. The interface is designed with Apple's user interface guidelines for simplicity and ease of use.…
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-Build with new iOS 18 -Various bug fixes
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