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What should I open for dinner tonight?

Type what you are eating and an AI sommelier names three wines that work, in order, each with the reason. Free, no signup, answers in seconds.

Free, no signup, answers in a few seconds. A handful of asks a day per visitor.

Now do it the other way round.

In the app you point the camera at the bottle you already own and it answers for your table, weighted by what you have actually finished before.

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Wine pairing advice usually comes as a table: fish means white, steak means red. Real dinners are messier than that. The chicken is roasted in harissa, the risotto has porcini in it, and half the table ordered something else entirely.

This tool takes the dinner as you would describe it to a friend, and answers the way a sommelier would: three bottles in order of confidence, each with the reason spelled out, because the reason is what lets you swap a style you cannot find for one you can.

It is powered by the same wine-tuned AI that runs the Sommo app, where it also works in reverse: point the camera at a bottle you own, and it tells you what to cook.

Frequently asked.

01.
How is this different from the pairing finder?
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The pairing finder is a curated matcher: pick a dish family, get our standing recommendation. This tool reads the actual dish you type, sides and cooking method included, and reasons about it fresh. Type "lamb chops, rosemary, on the grill" and the char matters.
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Why three wines and not one?
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Because tables differ. The first pick is the classic match, the second is the safe alternative if the table is mixed, and the third is the outside bet worth defending. The order is the advice.
03.
Is there a daily limit?
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A handful of asks a day per visitor. Common dishes may return faster from cache, but every ask counts toward the visitor limit. The Sommo app has no such limit, and works the other way round: photograph the bottle, and it answers for your table.
04.
Does it recommend specific producers?
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No, deliberately. It names styles, like Rioja Reserva or Chablis, so you can act on the advice in any shop or on any list. Producer-level picks from your own cellar are what the app is for.
Take it further

The pairing that knows your bottles.

In the app, the same sommelier answers from a photo of the bottle you already own, weighted by everything you have rated before.