Cellariste.
A quiet vaulted limestone cellar with oak wine racks, a Cellariste Burgundy bottle and a fine, broad-bowled Burgundy glass.

THE ART OF KEEPING WINE

For the wines
worth keeping.

A considered home for your collection.
Every bottle, its place and its story.

A cellar, well kept.COLLECT. KEEP. ENJOY.

THE CELLARISTE WAY

Care for the collection.
Enjoy what it holds.

Collecting wine is personal. Keeping track of it should feel effortless, leaving more room for the pleasure of choosing, opening and sharing.

01

YOUR COLLECTION

A collection, beautifully understood.

Bring your wines together. Photograph a label, review its details and keep a clear record of your bottles, vintages and purchases.

02

YOUR CELLAR

Everything in its rightful place.

From a single cabinet to a cellar built over the years. Arrange your places and racks, and know where each bottle belongs.

03

YOUR STORY

The pleasure of remembering.

The wine you opened. The occasion it marked. Keep your personal notes and a history of the bottles you have enjoyed.

A COLLECTION THAT IS ENTIRELY YOURS

Some bottles are for tonight.
Others have a longer story.

Keep the practical details together, from where a bottle rests to where you found it. Build a record that grows with your collection.

Begin your collection

A FEW DETAILS

Before you
make yourself at home.

What can I keep in Cellariste?

Your wines and vintages, bottle quantities, purchases, storage locations and personal notes. The shared wine catalogue brings reference information together; your own cellar remains private.

How do I add my wines?

Photograph a label or choose a wine from the catalogue. Review and correct the details, then add your bottles and purchase information.

Is my collection private?

Your bottles, purchases, storage locations and personal notes belong to your private cellar. Wine reference information is part of a shared catalogue.

How do I get started?

Create your account with a secure link sent to your email, then introduce yourself with your first and last name. No password is needed. Your cellar is ready for your own bottles.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Good wines.
A place of their own.

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