sparkling for salty starters
Start here when you want the safest lane.
Recommendation plan
Restaurant Wine List Shortcut.
Pick a style lane before you pick a bottle.
Fast plan
Pick a style lane before you pick a bottle.
A fast way to choose wine from a restaurant list by food, price comfort, and style clues.
Sauvignon Blanc for herbs
Use when the meal, mood, or budget points this direction.
Pinot Noir for mixed tables
Use when the meal, mood, or budget points this direction.
Chianti or Rioja for tomato and roast meats
Use when the meal, mood, or budget points this direction.
Shopping cue
Ask for bright, dry, and food-friendly if unsure
Shopping cue
Choose the second or third cheapest bottle only if the region makes sense
Shopping cue
For spicy food, keep tannin low
Shopping cue
For steak, ask for structure
What to avoid
Avoid pretending price equals fit; a cheaper bottle in the right lane beats a grander bottle in the wrong lane.
Drink responsibly
Got Any Grapes is for adults of legal drinking age. Do not drink underage, do not drink and drive, and follow all alcohol laws, health guidance, shipping rules, and serving rules that apply where you live.