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Wine TwinsCurated by Nicolas

Find wines you'll actually love.

Answer a 60-second quiz and I'll find wines that fit your taste, from 4,000+ I've personally tasted.

Find Your Wine Twins
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Nicolas Sénéchal
Nicolas

Unlike Vivino or critic scores, every wine here has been tasted and rated by one person. Real experience, not aggregated data.

4,000+Wines personally tasted
20+Years of tasting notes
ZeroPaid placements

How It Works

  1. 1

    Tell Us Your Taste

    Quick questions about what you enjoy. No wine expertise needed.

  2. 2

    I Search My Cellar

    I filter 4,000+ personally rated wines to find ones that fit your taste.

  3. 3

    Meet Your Twins

    Meet bottles I loved that match your taste.

Not every wine will have a purchase link. I recommend what I love, whether or not it's available to buy online.

Latest from the journal

Two Puchang Vineyard bottles on a green table in front of a painting, a white Rkatsiteli with a blue label and a red Saperavi with a sand-coloured label, both with neck labels reading Turpan

Chinese Wine, Part One: Puchang in Turpan

I opened a Rkatsiteli 2019 and a Saperavi 2016 from Puchang Vineyard in Xinjiang, bought in Hong Kong before COVID, to see whether two bottles picked almost at random could hold their ground.

Three bottles side by side: Dalrymple Pipers River Chardonnay 2022, Dalrymple Pipers River Pinot Noir 2024 and Freycinet Riesling 2025

Picking Wines for a Subscription Box

Choosing wines for a friend's subscription box at a trade tasting of new releases, and the bottles I would buy for myself.

Six Robert Weil Riesling bottles lined up on a wooden counter at Rathdowne Cellars, pale blue labels running from the 2024 Rheingau to the Kiedrich Gräfenberg, with a fan of Taste with Robert Weil booklets in front

Beautiful and Expensive: Robert Weil at Rathdowne Cellars

I tasted six dry Rieslings from Robert Weil at a free Saturday tasting at Rathdowne Cellars, including a young Gräfenberg GG beside its older self, and then asked whether the shop, the market or the producer sets the price.

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