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What's New

OENARI 4.2 is here (30 September 2026). It brings back Wine Portfolio, makes prices and currencies behave properly, adds amber as a wine colour, translates tasting notes, and gives the importer a long list of improvements. Below that is a short summary of 4.1, which made the app faster.

The full list is in the Changelog. 4.0 "Rioja" — public profiles, taste sessions and wine clubs — is described there too.


Wine Portfolio Premium

Choose which bottles are investments. Only those are followed, each on its own, from purchase to sale.

  • Put a bottle in the portfolio when you add it, from the bottle itself, or with Add bottles in the portfolio. Portfolio bottles carry the Portfolio tag.
  • Value each bottle yourself. Every valuation is kept, so you see the value over time.
  • Cost is counted at the exchange rate on the day you bought, sales on the day you sold.
  • Sold bottles show what you paid, what you got and the result.
  • Export the portfolio as a PDF, one line per bottle.
  • Check price opens Wine-Searcher for the wine and vintage.

Wine Portfolio →

Prices & Currency

  • The wine page shows what other collectors paid on average, once at least three have bought it. Never anyone's own price.
  • Cellar value is converted properly when bottles were bought in different currencies.
  • New accounts start with the currency of their region.
  • A new bottle's purchase date starts at today.
  • Personal statistics show your sales and your cellar per vintage.
  • The insurance report lists every bottle on its own line, with its own value.

Insights & Statistics → · Export →

Wines

  • Amber is a new colour — for vin jaune, oxidative sherries, aged Tokaji and Madeira.
  • Designation of origin (AOP, DOCG, VQA, Prädikatswein …) can be chosen when adding or improving a wine, and shows on the wine page.
  • The colour filter lists real colours only, including orange and amber. Sparkling, dessert and fortified are in the Style filter.
  • A wine you own is no longer removed by moderation; it is merged into the right wine instead.
  • Sparkling and fortified wines get the right serving temperature and glass, and only the ports that need it are advised to be decanted.

Wine Lists → · Enrich Your Wines →

Translated Tasting Notes

Read a note written in another language: tap Translate. The translation is marked, and the original is one tap away. When someone has already translated a note into your language, it opens translated — in the Community feed too.

Taste Notes → · Following & the Feed →

Import

  • A file that isn't a cellar list — a restaurant menu, say — is stopped before anything is imported, with the reason.
  • Columns are recognised better in files from CellarTracker, Vivino, InVinum and others.
  • Prices, quantities and dates written in other ways, like "1 200 kr" or "31/03/2024", no longer stop an import.
  • Section headings in a list are no longer imported as wines.
  • A vintage written into the wine name, like "2015 Tignanello", is recognised.
  • A wine named only after its château is shown for review instead of being matched to the second wine.
  • Consumed bottles from CellarTracker are matched on producer too.
  • Undoing an import also removes the notes and new wines it created.
  • Large imports finish much faster.

How Import Works →

Taste Sessions

Delete a session you host, as long as it isn't running.

Taste Sessions →

Notifications

  • Notifications reach iPhones again.
  • Several moderation results arrive as one notification instead of many.

Label Scanning

  • A Cancel button before the first photo.
  • Wines with long label names are found more often.
  • Label scanning and food pairing use a newer, stronger AI model.

Your First Wine →

Look

New illustrations throughout — empty lists, exports, locked features, sign-up and connection errors. Orange wines get their own bottle image. Achievements that would reveal how many bottles you own say so, instead of offering a switch that does nothing.


OENARI 4.1 — faster, and scanning fixed

Released 26 September 2026.

  • Faster. Screens you've already visited open right away and update in the background. Changes to a bottle show up everywhere without pull to refresh.
  • Label scanning works again, and tells you why when a label can't be read. When the month's AI allowance is used up, you get a simpler result — see Tiers & Pricing.
  • Home shows wine names, bottle images and flags again.
  • Consumed, Tasted and Wishlist show name and producer like My Wines, and each consumed bottle shows what happened to it and when.
  • Account deletion also removes your photos and receipts. Label photos you shared stay with the wines. Account Deletion →
  • Exports and backups include every bottle, not just the first 200, and work in the browser.
  • The web app has a proper start page at app.oenari.com, and date pickers and image uploads work there. OENARI on the Web →