Wine scores right next to your bottle.
Works on every webshop. The extension reads the wine name and puts Vivino scores next to it, or opens Wine-Searcher directly.
Get startedOnly the bottle name is looked up. No browsing history, no tracking.
Install it once, then keep shopping the way you always do.
Add the extension
One click in the Chrome store, or the App Store on iOS and macOS, then create your account.
Open any wine shop
The extension reads the bottle names on the page. It is not tied to a list of supported shops, so a large retailer and a one-person shop work the same.
Read the scores in place
The Vivino rating appears next to the product, with a button to open Wine-Searcher directly.
Three platforms, one extension.
Where the numbers come from.
Every score keeps its source name next to it. Nothing is blended into a single opaque rating without saying what went into it.
Two sources today: Vivino for community ratings, Wine-Searcher for what the bottle costs elsewhere. When the data is thin, the panel says so instead of guessing.
7 days free trial
One subscription covers Chrome, Safari on iOS and Safari on macOS. Cancel whenever you like.
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Frequently asked questions
There is no list of supported shops. The extension reads the bottle names that are on the page, so a large retailer and a one-person shop work the same. If a name is written unclearly, or only shown as an image, the extension cannot read it and you see nothing next to that product.
The extension searches on the bottle name and shows the closest match on Vivino, with the number of ratings next to it. For a common name that is right nearly every time. For an obscure cuvee or a specific vintage the match can land on the wrong year or a related wine. That is why the source stays next to the score, so you can check whether it is your bottle.
Two today: Vivino for the community rating and the number of ratings behind it, Wine-Searcher for what the same bottle costs elsewhere. When a source has thin data, the panel says so instead of inventing a number. More sources will follow, and each one keeps its own name in the panel.
Only the bottle name that is on the product page. No browsing history, no shop account details, no tracking of what else you look at. The name goes to the sources to fetch the score, nothing more.
Whenever you like, from your own account. There is no notice period and you do not have to email anyone. After you cancel, the subscription runs until the end of the paid period and then stops on its own.
Chrome on Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Safari on iOS and Safari on macOS. One subscription covers all three, so you install the extension on your laptop and your iPhone without paying extra.