Everyday Value
Picpoul de Pinet
Languedoc, France
£11.50
Bright citrus · crisp acidity
A fresh, lively match for lemon and delicate fish.

How Alex works
Alex pairs any dish, decodes any restaurant list, and tracks your personal taste through a structured cellar library of classic wine rules, supplemented by intelligent nuance for complex modern dishes.
Tell Alex what is on your plate in everyday words — a dry-aged ribeye, Thai red curry, or a charcuterie board. Dining out? Use the camera to capture the restaurant menu and wine list, and let Alex pinpoint the best bottles on the list.
Example · The Sommelier’s Lens

Restaurant menu
Grilled sea bass, lemon & garden herbs
Dish detected
Sea bass with lemon and herbs
Alex first checks our library of regional synergy, acidity balance, oak integration, and tannin structure. Classic matches are drawn straight from time-tested sommelier rules with zero guesswork.
Example · Sea bass with lemon and herbs
On the plate
Delicate fish · citrus · herbs
Cellar match
Fresh white wine · bright acidity · restrained oak
Every recommendation offers three distinct bottles: Everyday Value (accessible supermarket and high-street gems up to £12), Everyday Premium (£12–£35 for elevated dining), and Elite, unconstrained icon bottles.
Illustrative recommendations · prices are examples, not live quotes
Everyday Value
Languedoc, France
£11.50
Bright citrus · crisp acidity
A fresh, lively match for lemon and delicate fish.
Everyday Premium
Burgundy, France
£28.00
Mineral · elegant Chardonnay
Chalky freshness balances the richness of the dish.
Elite
Burgundy, France
Unconstrained
Layered · textured Chardonnay
Depth and a generous texture for an elevated pairing.
Great wine deserves proper care. With every recommendation, Alex specifies the ideal serving temperature, decanting time, and the right glassware to unlock the bouquet.
Example · serving guidance varies by bottle and vintage
Serving temperature
Decanting time
Bordeaux
Burgundy
The right glass
Already have a bottle? Tell Alex the producer, grape, or vintage — or photograph the label. Alex reveals its drinking window, cellaring advice, and the dishes it works with (and what to avoid). Log bottles in your personal journal to uncover your evolving Palate Analysis.
Example · Wine Journal & bottle guidance
My Wine Journal
Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, South Africa
Lemon zest, orchard fruit and a fine mineral finish. Rounded texture with refreshing acidity.
Works with
Roast chicken · grilled fish · creamy risotto
Avoid
Very hot chilli · intensely sweet desserts
Keep Alex close
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Alex requires an active internet connection to securely cross-reference live pairing parameters and handle native menu camera scans.