Thread: Vinocella for iPad

Bill O'Meally wrote:
> We used to use a book to keep track of our wine. It became quite the
> mess after numerous erasures and scribbles every time we moved a wine to
> another rack to make room. Enter the 21st century! We are looking at
> this app for our iPad:
>
> http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vinoc...2448?mt=8&ls=1
>

Bill,
I and several others here use the Cellartracker web-based management
system found (logically enough) at http://www.cellartracker.com. It was
created by Eric Levine, and ex-Microsoft employee, and uses "cloud
computing" to maintain a very large community database of wines. It's
simple to use and convenient. Eric asks for voluntary contributions
from CT users, but it's effectively freeware.

Mark Lipton

On 2011-10-11 18:54:56 -0500, Mark Lipton said:

> Bill O'Meally wrote:
>> We used to use a book to keep track of our wine. It became quite the
>> mess after numerous erasures and scribbles every time we moved a wine
>> to another rack to make room. Enter the 21st century! We are looking at
>> this app for our iPad:
>>
>> http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vinoc...2448?mt=8&ls=1
>
> Bill,
> I and several others here use the Cellartracker web-based
> management system found (logically enough) at
> http://www.cellartracker.com. It was created by Eric Levine, and
> ex-Microsoft employee, and uses "cloud computing" to maintain a very
> large community database of wines. It's simple to use and convenient.
> Eric asks for voluntary contributions from CT users, but it's
> effectively freeware.
>

Thanks Mark.
--
Bill
"Wise Fool" -- Gandalf, _The Two Towers_
(The Wise will remove 'se' to reach me. The Foolish will not)

Mark Lipton <[email protected]> writes:

> Bill O'Meally wrote:
> > We used to use a book to keep track of our wine. It became quite the
> > mess after numerous erasures and scribbles every time we moved a
> > wine to another rack to make room. Enter the 21st century! We are
> > looking at this app for our iPad:
> > http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vinoc...2448?mt=8&ls=1
>
> Bill,
> I and several others here use the Cellartracker web-based
> management system found (logically enough) at
> http://www.cellartracker.com. It was created by Eric Levine, and
> ex-Microsoft employee, and uses "cloud computing" to maintain a very
> large community database of wines. It's simple to use and convenient.
> Eric asks for voluntary contributions from CT users, but it's
> effectively freeware.

Also, there is a very nice associated iPad app (CellarVU).