Cork now knows what a wine is like in the glass, not just where it comes from. - Style shapes. More than 500 appellations now show their style as a shape you can read at a glance: body, freshness, tannin, oak and ripeness, with separate reds and whites. Tap a parcel on a region map to see it. - Similar styles. Love Pommard? Cork points you to places elsewhere in the world that land in the same glass, and only names worth the trip. - Ask Cork goes deeper. Ask for wines in the style of one you loved and get named producers and regions with the reasons why. Answers now link to every page Cork has. - A card for every tasting. Saving a tasting gives you a card to share with the friends you were with, plus anything new it taught Cork about your palate. Several wines in one evening get a card each. - Smarter after a scan. Add wines to your cellar and Cork tells you when to open them, who made them and what they are like, whether you added one wine or fifty. - Cork's take. Every wine page now opens with a short read on the vintage and what to expect. - More of the world. South Africa, New Zealand and Chile arrive with country pages and vineyard maps, alongside new Argentine regions and vintage ratings across Greece. - Wine lists open in the app. Your PDF wine list now previews right inside Cork on iPhone, with sharing one tap away. - Truer labels. A wine that says Garnacha stays Garnacha, and you can edit a wine's style yourself. - Lighter and quicker. The app is about 90 MB smaller, maps load faster, and saving a batch of wines tells you what it is doing.

Your vintages, finally explorable. • Vintage trends: browse every vintage you've tasted more than once, newest first, each with a mini trend line and your average. Dive in by country, region, and style, straight from your palate or the home screen. • Producer charts: follow a producer across two or more vintages and Cork charts how you rate their years side by side, so you know if their 2019 really beats their 2021. • Smarter tasting pages: every tasting now shows how it fits your palate, with one clear takeaway like "Pommard leads your Burgundy tastings" and the vintage's drinking window next to your own ratings. • Faulty wines, handled: mark a corked or off wine and it stays out of your palate, your trends, and your comparisons, clearly labeled everywhere. • Similar tastings now actually make sense: comparisons stick to the same vintage, place, or producer. • Plus a smoother logging flow: the keyboard finally behaves in the tasting form.

• Added sorting and new filters to your cellar and tastings, so you can find exactly the wine you're looking for • Sort by drinking window to see what's ready to open tonight • Your tastings feed now loads your full history, so older evenings are never out of reach • New palate explorer with filters that stick as you scroll, to see what you love region by region • A new rating chart that zooms in on how you really rate • A bigger cellar stats card on your home screen, and a smoother way to join Plus

Start a free Plus trial right from the app - vineyard maps, palate insights, and bottle-level history unlocked from day one. What's new: - A redesigned tasting flow with a celebratory success screen and richer palate insights after every wine you log. - Rebuilt CSV import. Map fields one by one, preview every wine before saving, and bring in storage locations, cuvée, and alcohol percentage. - Assign storage locations while reviewing scanned batches, and include them in your exported PDF cellar. - Invite friends straight from the iOS share sheet, and find people by username. - New maps and knowledge pages for Gippsland, Rioja subregions, Costers del Segre, and Champagne villages. - Sparkling rosé now has its own color across logging and scans. - Friendlier scan error messages, and a handful of polish fixes across the app. Thanks for being part of the early days of Cork. Keep the feedback coming - every tasting helps shape what's next.