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It's your cellar, your dear cantina.

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vino is an Emacs program for cellar tracking and wine rating. Every entity is stored as separate Org file, vino provides convenient functions to query and manipulate these files.

Please note, that vino does not ship with collection of Org file for wines, producers, grapes, appellations or wine regions. The idea is that each user creates their own collection and learns about huge world of wine in the process.

Checkout barberry.io as a showcase of what can be built on top of vino together with vulpea.

Goals

  • Provide functionality to create wine entries and to rate them.
  • Provide functionality to track availability of wine entries.
  • Provide functionality to evolve rating system.
  • Provide functionality for maintenance.
  • Provide functionality to query wine entries based on different predicates.
  • Be able to handle big (1000+) collection of wine entries.

Status and roadmap

This project started as a rewrite of +org-wine.el from org-brain to org-roam (of course, using vulpea) in performance pursuit (it become critical as I have 1k+ of wine entries and around 2k of grape, producers, appellations, regions notes).

  • [X] v0.1 - feature parity with +org-wine.el.
  • [X] v0.2 - dedicated database for vino needs.
  • [X] v0.3 - migration to org-roam V2.
  • [ ] v0.4 - migration to Vulpea database extension capabilities.
  • [ ] v0.5 - querying and viewing.
  • [ ] v0.6 - inventory solutions (built-in and external like lib-inventory.el).

Migration to v0.4

As part of vino#121, vino stopped maintaining its own database and instead started to use Vulpea database extension mechanism that basically allows to extend Org Roam database. So all your vino data is now stored inside org-orma-db-location. This is a change that breaks API by removing some variables and functions.

The decision to use Vulpea database extension capabilities is dictated by desire to (a) reduce parsing duplication, (b) to align database lifecycle with vulpea and Org Roam, (c) to reduce code and (d) to get all Vulpea goodies related to database out of box (more to come).

Removed public variables

  • vino-db-location, use org-roam-db-location instead.
  • vino-db-gc-threshold, use org-roam-db-gc-threshold instead.

Removed public functions

  • vino-db-sync, use org-roam-db-sync instead.

Anything else?

If you encounter troubles migrating to v0.4, feel free to open an issue.

Getting started

Installing

vino is not available via MELPA, so you can install it manually, using straight, quelpa, or any other tool. Once installed, you need to call vino-setup once.

Keep in mind that vino depends on vulpea.

straight.el

(straight-use-package vulpea)
(vulpea-setup)

(straight-use-package
 '(vino :type git :host github :repo "d12frosted/vino"))
(vino-setup)
;; optionally sync the database
(org-roam-db-sync)

In case you have integration with use-package:

(use-package vino
  :straight (vino
             :type git
             :host github
             :repo "d12frosted/vino")
  :hook
  (after-init . vino-setup)
  :config
  ;; optionally sync the database when vino is loaded
  (org-roam-db-sync))

Configuration

There are several things that you must configure before using vino:

  • org-roam-directory - this is where your vino files will be located. See Notes structure for more information on how to structure this directory.
  • vino-rating-props - this variable describes your rating system. See Configure rating system for more information on how to setup this variable.
  • vino-availability-fn - function to check availability of vino-entry. It is called with ID of vino-entry and must return a cons of acquired and consumed numbers, e.g. (const 10 4) means that this particular wine was acquired 10 times and consumed 4 times, making 6 available.
  • vino-availability-add-fn - function to add certain amount of vino-entry to your cellar. Function is called with ID of vino-entry, amount, source and date arguments.
  • vino-availability-sub-fn - function to subtract certain amount of vino-entry from your cellar. Function is called with ID of vino-entry, amount, action and date arguments.
  • vino-sources-fn - function to list wine sources. Used in, for example, completion of sources when you acquire a wine. Function is called with ID of vino-entry.

Optionally you can configure the following variables:

  • vino-carbonation-types - list of carbonation types, e.g. still and sparkling. Modify it in case you want to be more granular, e.g. traditional-sparkling, pet-nat, etc.
  • vino-colour-types - list of wine colours, e.g. red, white and rose. You might want to add orange unless you are marking them as white.
  • vino-sweetness-levels - a property list where key is carbonation type and value is list of sweetness levels (e.g. dry, sweet, etc).
  • vino-rating-template - template for a new wine ratings. See template configuration section for more information.
  • vino-rating-extra-meta - a list of additional meta to be queried when rating a wine. See itโ€™s documentation for more information.
  • vino-entry-template - template a for new wine entry. See template configuration section for more information.
  • vino-grape-template - template for a new grape note. Useful when selecting a grape for wine entry that does not exist or when calling vino-grape-create. See template configuration section for more information.
  • vino-producer-template - template for a new producer note. Used by vino-producer-create. See template configuration section for more information.
  • vino-region-template - template for a new region note. Used by vino-region-create. See template configuration section for more information.
  • vino-appellation-template - template for a new appellation note. Used by vino-appellation-create. See template configuration section for more information.

Example configuration

Mandatory values (uses functions from +inventory.el).

(setq
 org-roam-directory (concat (getenv "HOME")
                            "/org-roam/")

 vino-rating-props '((1 . (("SCORE" . 3)))
                     (2 . (("AROMA_QUALITY" . 3)
                           ("AROMA_INTENSITY" . 2)
                           ("AROMA_COMPLEXITY" . 3)
                           ("BALANCE" . 3)
                           ("FLAVOURS" . 2)
                           ("AFTERTASTE" . 3)
                           ("GENERAL" . 4))))

 vino-availability-fn
 (lambda (id)
   (cons
    (inventory-total-in wine-inventory-file id)
    (inventory-total-out wine-inventory-file id)))

 vino-availability-add-fn
 (lambda (id amount source date)
   (inventory-add wine-inventory-file id amount source date))

 vino-availability-sub-fn
 (lambda (id amount action date)
   (inventory-sub wine-inventory-file id amount action date))

 vino-sources-fn
 (lambda (_)
   (inventory-sources wine-inventory-file)))

Optional variables (with their default values):

(setq
 vino-carbonation-types '(still
                          sparkling)

 vino-colour-types '(red
                     white
                     rose)

 vino-sweetness-levels (list 'still '(dry
                                      semi-dry
                                      semi-sweet
                                      sweet)
                             'sparkling '(brut-nature
                                          extra-brut
                                          brut
                                          extra-dry
                                          dry
                                          demi-sec
                                          doux))

 vino-rating-extra-meta (list
                         (list
                          :name "location"
                          :read-fn (lambda ()
                                     (vulpea-select "Location"))
                          :mode 'single
                          :type 'note)
                         (list
                          :name "convive"
                          :read-fn (lambda ()
                                     (vulpea-select
                                      "Convive"
                                      :filter-fn (lambda (note)
                                                   (seq-contains-p
                                                    (vulpea-note-tags note)
                                                    "people"))))
                          :mode 'multiple
                          :type 'note))

 vino-rating-template (list :file-name "wine/rating/${id}.org")

 vino-entry-template (list :file-name "wine/cellar/${id}.org")

 vino-grape-template (list :file-name "wine/grape/%<%Y%m%d%H%M%S>-${slug}.org")

 vino-producer-template (list :file-name "wine/producer/%<%Y%m%d%H%M%S>-${slug}.org")

 vino-region-template (list :file-name "wine/region/%<%Y%m%d%H%M%S>-${slug}.org")

 vino-appellation-template (list :file-name "wine/appellation/%<%Y%m%d%H%M%S>-${slug}.org"))

Interactive functions

  • vino-entry-create - create a new vino-entry according to vino-entry-template. It interactively reads carbonation type, colour type, sweetness level, producer, name, vintage, appellation or region, grapes, alcohol level, sugar, resources and price. Producer, appellation, region and grapes are linked using org-roam.
  • vino-entry-find-file - select and visit vino-entry.
  • vino-entry-update - update visiting (or selected) vino-entry. It refreshes rating and availability (using vino-availability-fn). You rarely need to use this function, unless availability or rating is modified manually.
  • vino-entry-update-title - update visiting (or selected) vino-entry title. It also changes the title of all linked ratings. You only need this function if you modify a producer name, wine entry name or vintage manually and want to update everything. Might take a while, depending on amount of linked ratings.
  • vino-entry-set-grapes - set grapes of visiting (or selected) vino-entry by replacing existing.
  • vino-entry-set-region - set region (or appellation) of visiting (or selected) vino-entry by replacing existing.
  • vino-entry-acquire - acquire visiting (or selected) vino-entry. Reads a source, amount, price and date, and calls vino-availability-add-fn.
  • vino-entry-consume - consume visiting (or selected) vino-entry. Reads a action, amount and date, and calls vino-availability-sub-fn. For convenience also asks you to rate entry if the action is consume.
  • vino-entry-rate - rate a visiting (or selected) vino-entry. Reads a date, props defined by vino-rating-props, creates a new rating note according to vino-rating-template and creates a link between wine and rating.
  • vino-grape-create - create a new grape note according to vino-grape-template.
  • vino-grape-find-file - select and visit grape note.
  • vino-producer-create - create a new producer note according to vino-producer-template.
  • vino-producer-find-file - select and visit producer note.
  • vino-region-create - create a new region note according to vino-region-template.
  • vino-appellation-create - create a new appellation note according to vino-appellation-template.
  • vino-region-find-file - select and visit region or appellation note.

Notes structure

vino assumes the following structure of your org-roam-directory:

.
โ””โ”€โ”€ wine
    โ”œโ”€โ”€ appellation
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ cerasuolo_di_vittoria_docg.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ etna_doc.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ igp_terre_siciliane.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ””โ”€โ”€ ...
    โ”œโ”€โ”€ cellar
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ 2c012cee-878b-4199-9d3b-782d671bd198.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ 4faf700f-c8b9-403d-977c-8dee9e577514.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ b20373db-43d3-4f2c-992c-6c6b5a4f3960.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ c9937e3e-c83d-4d8d-a612-6110e6706252.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ””โ”€โ”€ ...
    โ”œโ”€โ”€ grape
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ frappato.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ nerello_mascalese.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ nero_d_avola.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ””โ”€โ”€ ...
    โ”œโ”€โ”€ producer
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ arianna_occhipinti.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ pyramid_valley.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ””โ”€โ”€ ...
    โ”œโ”€โ”€ rating
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ be7777a9-7993-44cf-be9e-0ae65297a35d.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ bbc0c0f6-6f85-41a8-a386-f2017ceeaeb3.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ 727d03f3-828a-4957-aaa9-a19fd0438a15.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ d9e29c8e-06af-41d3-a573-72942cea64da.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ”œโ”€โ”€ a5022e95-4584-43bd-ac55-599a942a6933.org
    โ”‚ย ย  โ””โ”€โ”€ ...
    โ””โ”€โ”€ region
        โ”œโ”€โ”€ central_otago.org
        โ”œโ”€โ”€ gisborne.org
        โ”œโ”€โ”€ kumeu.org
        โ””โ”€โ”€ ...

Itโ€™s totally fine to have other notes in your org-roam-directory and even in wine folder. Storing vino files in dedicated directories is not mandatory, it just better organises notes.

Appellation/region

Each file represents either an appellation (like Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG or Morgon AOC) or a wine region (like Central Otago in New Zealand or Codru in Moldova). There are no restrictions on these files, except for presence of appellation or region tag in addition to wine tag. See Tags section for more information.

$ cat wine/region/20201214120801-codru.org

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     b5758d14-61a2-4255-a47d-3cff3b58b321
:END:
#+title: Codru
#+filetags: wine region

- country :: [[id:6ce0bd2d-9018-4c5f-b896-639a85a6e7a4][Moldova]]

Codru wine region is located in the central area of [[id:6ce0bd2d-9018-4c5f-b896-639a85a6e7a4][Moldova]]. More than
60% of vineyards are located in this region.

Two biggest cellars in the world ([[id:2374143f-5b7e-46ae-9ffc-649f529aaf70][Mileศ™tii Mici]] and [[id:849a36b0-b24b-49e6-9e5d-19fc7ee13a78][Cricova]]) are
located here.

Producer

Each file represents a producer (like Occhipinti or Vino di Anna). There are no restrictions on these files, except for presence of producer tag in addition to wine tag. See Tags section for more information.

$ cat wine/producer/20200511140611-arianna_occhipinti.org

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     8f62b3bd-2a36-4227-a0d3-4107cd8dac19
:END:
#+title: Arianna Occhipinti
#+filetahs: wine producer @AriannaOcchipinti

- resources :: [[https://www.bowlerwine.com/producer/occhipinti][bowlerwine.com]]

Arianna Occhipinti is a winemaker from [[id:3717adb1-4815-4ba6-9730-a884554214c9][Vittoria]] who founded her own winery in
2004, bottled her first commercial vintage in 2006 and today works exclusively
with estate fruit. Her 25 hectares feature only autochthonous varieties - 50%
[[id:b968250e-2035-4b18-bd9f-fce99d5f9915][Frappato]], 35% [[id:c9731b65-61f8-4007-9dbf-d54056f55cc4][Nero d'Avola]] and 15% white varieties [[id:63532852-c67a-4b8d-ac42-1ae9be28610e][Albanello]] and [[id:ab59e210-e7ed-4362-832c-4c4daa2b9e05][Zibibbo]]. Almost
all vines are young as she planted them, most of them a guyot-trained. But she
also added to her holdings 60-years-old albarello-trained vines which she
initially rented.

...

Grape

Each file represents a producer (like Occhipinti or Vino di Anna). There are no restrictions on these files, except for presence of producer tag in addition to wine tag. See Tags section for more information.

$ cat wine/grape/20200406154953-nerello_mascalese.org

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     9c1a5bec-9390-429e-bea9-4f1cce05f79c
:END:
#+title: Nerello Mascalese
#+filetags: wine grape

- resources :: [[https://winefolly.com/grapes/nerello-mascalese/][Winefolly]]
- resources :: [[https://italianwinecentral.com/variety/nerello-mascalese/][italianwinecentral.com]]

A rare red Sicilian grape producing fine light to medium-bodied red wines
reminiscent of Pinot Noir. The best examples are found growing on the volcanic
soils of Mount Etna.

Primary flavours:

- Dried [[id:7a945d62-b5f0-4542-bb1a-f4c8f9dd736b][Cherry]]
- Orange [[id:8403a37b-be67-4efc-92f1-377aea0c8c50][Zest]]
- Dried [[id:83a86596-437f-4931-a147-af1bd7734d28][Thyme]]
- [[id:76cef2c9-0fc7-4802-8873-1c78a6be21da][Allspice]]
- Crushed [[id:3b843816-3c5b-4758-89f6-804596087881][Gravel]]

Taste profile:

- sweetness: bone-dry
- body: medium-light
- tannins: medium
- acidity: medium-high
- alcohol: 11.5-13.5% ABV

Handling

- serve: 12-15ยฐC
- glass type: [[id:a88ce31d-bfb0-4343-9359-c4a366ad6a6b][Aroma Collector Glass]]
- decant: 30 minutes
- cellar: 10+ years

Vino entry

Each file represents a wine, specified by producer, name and vintage. Obviously, you donโ€™t need to create separate files for two bottles of La Stoppa Ageno 2015, but you definitely need separate note from La Stoppa Ageno 2017 (vintage is different).

Itโ€™s best if you create a vino entry using vino-entry-create interactive function. It reads all required information, creates new file (uses ID as file name), fills it will provided information and links producer, grapes, appellation and region.

Vino entry is defined as a cl-struct:

(cl-defstruct vino-entry
  carbonation
  colour
  sweetness
  producer
  name
  vintage
  appellation
  region
  grapes
  alcohol
  sugar
  resources
  price
  acquired
  consumed
  rating
  ratings)

Most of the fields are mandatory, except for:

  • vintage - unless specified, printed as NV string;
  • sugar - unless specified, printed as NA string;
  • rating - unless ratings list is non-nil, printed as NA string;
  • ratings - unless empty, omitted from the file.

Title if the file is set automatically upon creation and can be updated using vino-entry-update-title if you modify something manually. This also updates the title of linked rating files.

Availability is modified using vino-entry-acquire and vino-entry-consume. In case you edited availability manually outside, use vino-entry-update to sync it.

Rating is updated automatically upon using vino-entry-rate and can be updated using vino-entry-update if you modify any rating note manually.

Vino entry files require the presence of cellar tag in addition to wine tag. See Tags section for more information.

$ cat wine/cellar/c9937e3e-c83d-4d8d-a612-6110e6706252.org

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     c9937e3e-c83d-4d8d-a612-6110e6706252
:END:
#+title: Arianna Occhipinti Bombolieri BB 2017
#+filetags: wine cellar

- carbonation :: still
- colour :: red
- sweetness :: dry
- producer :: [[id:8f62b3bd-2a36-4227-a0d3-4107cd8dac19][Arianna Occhipinti]]
- name :: Bombolieri BB
- vintage :: 2017
- appellation :: [[id:8353e2fc-8034-4540-8254-4b63fb5a421a][IGP Terre Siciliane]]
- grapes :: [[id:cb1eb3b9-6233-4916-8c05-a3a4739e0cfa][Frappato]]
- alcohol :: 13
- sugar :: 1
- price :: 50.00 EUR
- acquired :: 2
- consumed :: 1
- available :: 1
- resources :: [[http://www.agricolaocchipinti.it/it/vinicontrada][agricolaocchipinti.it]]
- rating :: NA

#+begin_quote
Il Frappato stems from a dream which I had when I was a girl to make a wine that
knows the land that I work, the air I breath, and my own thoughts. It is bitter,
bloody and elegant. That is Vittoria and the Iblei Mountains. It is the wine
that most resembles me, brave, original and rebellious. But not only. It has
peasant origins, for this it loves its roots and the past that it brings in;
but, at the same time, it is able to fight to improve itself. It knows
refinement without forgetting itself.

Arianna Occhipinti
#+end_quote

Vino rating

Each file represents a rating or a tasting note, specified by vino entry and tasting date. You should create a new rating using vino-entry-rate. It reads rating values according to vino-rating-props, creates a file (with ID as file name) and fills it will provided information. Then it links newly created rating from vino entry and updates the latter.

Rating files require the presence of rating tag in addition to wine tag. See Tags section for more information.

$ cat wine/rating/f1ecb856-c009-4a65-a8d0-8191a9de66dd.org

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     f1ecb856-c009-4a65-a8d0-8191a9de66dd
:END:
#+title: Arianna Occhipinti Bombolieri BB 2017 - 2021-01-15
#+filetags: wine rating

- wine :: [[id:c9937e3e-c83d-4d8d-a612-6110e6706252][Arianna Occhipinti Bombolieri BB 2017]]
- date :: 2021-01-15
- version :: 1
- score :: 14
- score_max :: 20
- total :: 7.0

Tags

Each vino file must contain a wine tag in addition to type tag (appellation, region, producer, grape, cellar or rating), meaning that each file must contain a respective #+filetags property:

:PROPERTIES:
:ID:                     1f4e920e-bfd4-4624-8445-fa8480962c17
:END:
#+title: La Stoppa Ageno 2015
#+filetags: wine cellar

...

Files are tagged automatically by vino when entities are being created. You can not change that. But since tags in #+filetags property are subject to inheritance, you should add vino tags to org-tags-exclude-from-inheritance (which is done for you in vino-setup) or disable inheritance completely by setting org-use-tag-inheritance to nil.

Database

vino extends Org Roam database with tables that can be used for fast querying of information. Right now there are no interactive uses for this database, they are planned in v0.6 and v0.5. But you already can build something on your own.

Available tables (see vulpea-db--tables for full specification):

  • cellar - contains vino-entry (see Vino entry) with some technical metadata (id, file and hash);
  • ratings - contains vino-rating (see Vino rating) with some technical metadata (id, file and hash).

In order to build database you need to manually call org-roam-db-sync (either from your init.el file after vino-setup or interactively).

If you properly installed vino (e.g. called vino-setup), then every time you modify and save a file, database will be automatically updated.

In order to query information from database you might use org-roam-db-query:

;; query top rated wines with rating >= 9
(org-roam-db-query
 [:select [producer name vintage rating]
  :from cellar
  :where (>= rating 9)
  :order-by rating :desc])

How to โ€ฆ

Configure templates

All the notes created by vino are created using vulpea-create function according to the configurable templates:

  • vino-grape-template
  • vino-producer-template
  • vino-region-template
  • vino-appellation-template
  • vino-entry-template
  • vino-rating-template

Each template is a property list accepting following values:

  • :file-name (mandatory) - file name relative to org-roam-directory;
  • :head (optional) - extra header of the created note;
  • :body (optional) - body of the created note;
  • :tags (optional) - extra tags for the created note;
  • :properties (optional) - extra properties to put into PROPERTIES block;
  • :context (optional) - extra variables for :file-name, :head, :body templates.

The template is transformed into vulpea-create call by:

  • providing title (usually read interactively);
  • providing file-name from template;
  • providing tags according to entity being created;
  • providing head, body, properties and context from template;
  • setting :unnarrowed and :immediate-finish both to t.

Configure rating system

Rating is configured by vino-rating-prop. My experience shows that rating system evolves over time. You start with something simple (like a capped number), then little by little you start to make your rating system more complex, until one day itโ€™s too complex and you return to something simpler :D

So vino-rating-prop is a list of all your rating systems, starting with the first version up to your current. This variable has the following format:

'((1 . PROPS)
  (2 . PROPS)
  (3 . PROPS)
  ...)

And PROPS defines a specific version of rating system:

(("PROP_1" . PROP)
 ("PROP_2" . PROP)
 ("PROP_3" . PROP)
 ...)

Each PROP can be of one of the following types:

  • number - then the property value is a number inclusively between 0 and PROP, user is prompted for a number using read-number during vino-entry-rate;
  • list - then the property value is a number inclusively between 0 and the length of PROP, user is prompted to select one element from the list carโ€™s using completing-read during vino-entry-rate and the cdr of selected element is used as value;
  • function - then the property value is a number between 0 and cdr of PROP result, function is called with without arguments during vino-entry-rate and car of the result is used as value.

Final score is calculated as sum of the values divided by sum of max values and multiplied by 10. So the final rating is a floating number from 0 to 10.

Here are several examples to illustrate.

  1. Simple rating system that allows user to assign a single number from 0 to 3 which is stored as SCORE.
    (setq vino-rating-props
          '((1 . (("SCORE" . 3)))))
        
  2. Another simple rating system that uses multiple properties.
    (setq vino-rating-props
          '((2 . (("AROMA_QUALITY" . 3)
                  ("AROMA_INTENSITY" . 2)
                  ("AROMA_COMPLEXITY" . 3)
                  ("BALANCE" . 3)
                  ("FLAVOURS" . 2)
                  ("AFTERTASTE" . 3)
                  ("GENERAL" . 4)))))
        
  3. A complex use cases that uses a function for AROMA_QUALITY (so default value is 3, but if wine has any taints, the value is decreased) and lists for everything else.
    (setq vino-rating-props
          '((3 . (("AROMA_QUALITY" .
                   (lambda ()
                     (let* ((total 3)
                            (res total)
                            (ans t)
                            (quit-on "no taints")
                            (opts (list
                                   quit-on
                                   "aggressive ethanol"
                                   "massive brett attack"
                                   "VA, especially nail polish removal")))
                       (while ans
                         (setq ans (completing-read "Any taints? " opts))
                         (setq opts (delete ans opts))
                         (if (string-equal ans "no taints")
                             (setq ans nil)
                           (setq res (max 0 (- res 1))))
                         (when (equal res 0)
                           (setq ans nil)))
                       (cons res total))))
    
                  ("AROMA_INTENSITY" .
                   (("aroma can be perceived without putting nose into glass" . 2)
                    ("aroma can be perceived only by putting nose into glass" . 1)
                    ("closed, you need to put a lot of effort to get the aroma" . 0)))
    
                  ("AROMA_RICHNESS" .
                   (("more than 3 different notes" . 3)
                    ("only 3 notes" . 2)
                    ("only 2 notes" . 1)
                    ("only 1 note" . 0)))
    
                  ("AROMA_COMPLEXITY" .
                   (("sophisticated, multilayered" . 1)
                    ("simple" . 0)))
    
                  ("BALANCE" .
                   (("perfectly balanced, everything is in its place" . 3)
                    ("well balanced, might be a small issue" . 2)
                    ("average, either one bigger issue or two small" . 1)
                    ("unbalanced, everything else" . 0)))
    
                  ("FLAVOURS" .
                   (("multiple flavours" . 1)
                    ("only one flavour" . 0)))
    
                  ("EVOLUTION" .
                   (("taste and flavours evolve over time in mouth" . 1)
                    ("plain, straightforward" . 0)))
    
                  ("AFTERTASTE" .
                   (("long, lasting more than 30 seconds" . 2)
                    ("average, lasting more than 10 seconds" . 1)
                    ("short" . 0)))
    
                  ("GENERAL" .
                   (("life changing" . 4)
                    ("great wine, I will definitely look into tasting it once more" . 3)
                    ("good wine, will drink it again with pleasure if situation arises" . 2)
                    ("average wine, only with parents" . 1)
                    ("bad wine, only for enemies" . 0)))))))
        

Store images and other attachments

vino operates with org-mode files, meaning that you can use org-attach to store images as well as other attachments. Refer to Org mode documentation for more information.

Query additional metadata when creating a new wine entry

See vino#65.

Query additional metadata when rating a wine entry

See vino#64.

Coding

vino is developed using eldev. If you are using flycheck, it is advised to also use flycheck-eldev, as it makes dependencies and project files available thus mitigating false negative results from default Emacs Lisp checker.

Building and testing

vino tests are written using buttercup testing framework. And eldev is used to run them both locally and on CI. In order to run the tests locally, first install eldev and then run:

$ make test

Please note, that the linter is used in this project, so you might want to run it as well:

$ make lint

FAQ

Why not generalise?

My experience shows that some parts of the code base can be shared for tracking other things, like tea (I have a decent collection of tea, that I also track and rate) and books. And I am sure there are many more uses cases.

But since most of the time I write about wine, I want to focus solely on this topic and avoid making perfect an enemy of good.

That being said, please contact me if you wish to use it for other things, I would love to hear your use case and help you with building solution for you.

Why not Cellar Tracker, Vivino, etc.?

Frankly speaking, I donโ€™t trust them to be my source of truth. In my sense both services have the following drawbacks:

  • Data is not owned by you.
  • No API to get your information.
  • There is no way to modify invalid data.
  • Requires internet connection.
  • Not helpful for learning - every piece of information is already there.
  • Hard limit on amount of information you can put there.
  • Not extensible.

vino is about learning about wine, owning your data and extending your tools. With the power of org-roam you can do everything :)

That being said, I still use Vivino for:

  • Reading tasting notes of peoples whose opinion I respect. This also helps me to find new interesting bottles available in my location.
  • Sharing some of my notes. This stimulates me to work on short and concise tasting notes.

So you can use both!

Acknowledgements

Logo was created by Iryna Rutylo.

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