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Know which bottle to open tonight.

Encave reads your cellar and tells you what is ready, what is going over, and why — showing the evidence, not a score.

Unlimited bottles, free. No card required.

Five bottles. Each with its reasoning.

Most cellar software can tell you that two hundred bottles are past their window. That is technically true and practically useless — and collectors rightly do not believe it, because published windows run early and nothing shows where they came from.

So every suggestion here names its source and how much evidence sits behind it. When a window is only our estimate from the wine's style, it says so and asks you to correct it rather than telling you what to do.

Example

Open one now

Château Palmer 2003

Margaux · 4 btl · Bottle (750ml) · Kitchen rack

2012–2023

Community median · 14 notes

  • 3 years past its window, which ended 2023 — Community median of 14 notes
  • About 2 bottles behind your own drinking pace — Paced across its 2012–2023 window
I opened oneNot yetAdjust window

Why nothing else does this

  • Vivino tells you what to buy

    It earns from your next purchase, so it will never tell you that you already own too much.

  • CellarTracker remembers what you own

    It has the data and stays deliberately neutral — it hands you a list and leaves you there.

Encave earns from the collector, so being decisive is the whole point.

  1. 01

    Get your cellar in

    A CellarTracker export, any spreadsheet, a photo of a label, or typed in by hand. Keep using whatever you use today — this reads your data, it doesn't hold it hostage.

  2. 02

    See what's ready

    Each week, at most five bottles worth opening — ranked, with the reason stated. Not a filterable report of four hundred rows.

  3. 03

    Correct it once

    Think a window is early? Say so once and it applies to every bottle of that wine. Your judgement outranks ours, permanently.

Bring your cellar across

Import a CellarTracker export or a spreadsheet and see what Encave says about what you already own.