The Wine Cellar is clearer and more flexible: you can choose whether it opens with your collection or current stock, filter bottles by state, and read available, consumed, or gifted bottles more easily. This update also improves shared wine links, local-time context for notifications, platform-aligned visuals, and the refreshed iOS icon.

You now have clearer, less intrusive ways to rate Enolisa from Home or Help when it makes sense. Premium recommendations are handled more smoothly: the app can show when new suggestions are ready and guide you back to your recommendations without duplicating notifications. We also improved how notification preferences apply to review and recommendation updates.

The Home screen now gives clearer guidance whether you are just starting your cellar or already coming back with wines and tastings saved. First steps are easier to follow, the Continue card makes the next action more obvious, and pairings are presented in a more visual way. Add Wine also makes label scanning easier to find and adapts the available actions to your scan balance, packs, or Premium access. When you open Settings from different parts of the app, language changes feel smoother too.

Enolisa 3.0.1 improves the account and language experience. The sign-in area is clearer, Apple sign-in handles session migration more reliably, and the app avoids creating a new anonymous profile after a real account has signed out on the same installation. Language changes in Settings now apply more smoothly, with better loading of language-specific tasting options and new ways to send language suggestions by email or from inside Enolisa. This version also keeps the wine-photo reliability improvements from 3.0.0 and includes small fixes around image handling and app stability.

Enolisa 3.0.0 improves wine photo handling in depth. Photos are stored with a more stable structure, the app can recover older images when they are not available on the device, and wine records can show a fallback image instead of breaking the flow. This version also includes the previously unreleased improvements: multiple photos per wine, a clearer wine detail gallery, better onboarding for Cellar and Tastings, a more visible Premium status on Home, and clearer cellar wording.

Enolisa’s Cellar now offers stock management that works both for quick updates and more complete control. You can mark one bottle as consumed directly from wine detail, better adjust in-cellar, consumed, and gifted units, review movement history with notes, and explore richer activity and consumption analytics, including a year-to-date view.

We improved the pairings experience to make it clearer and more stable across the app. Home now explains freemium access better, shows when your next free activation becomes available, and opens the right FAQ directly. We also strengthened the tasting detail experience and prevented orphan pairings from appearing when a tasting no longer exists.

What’s New: • Pairings now include a freemium experience with a free quota. • Discover personalized food suggestions after your tastings. • Premium users can access a new pairings library inside the Cellar. • Also enjoy more personalized wine recommendations based on your palate profile.