A tasting evening for your guests
Prepare the wines and share a link. Guests rate on their own phones; you see a summary for each wine.
Guests rate without an account. The host signs in to prepare the tasting.

Riesling
Sample winery · 2024
Citrus, fresh acidity, a long finish.
You pour. Your guests rate.
Prepare the wine line-up once. Each guest explores the same wines on their own phone.
- 01
Riesling
Sample winery
2024 - 02
Pinot noir
Sample winery
2024 - 03
Grüner Veltliner
Sample winery
2024
01Set the line-up.
Add the wines, arrange their order and choose a rating method.
- TASTR.An evening with wine
Guests join through a link
02Invite guests with a link.
Open the tasting and share its link or QR code. Guests join without registering.
Preference
Like
03Let each guest record their own impression.
Each person keeps their own ratings, favorites and notes.
Which wines did your guests enjoy?
For each rated wine, see its average rating, response count and how many guests marked it as a favorite. You can return to the wines and their reception after the last glass.
Wine summaries
Riesling
12 responses · Favorites: 5
Pinot noir
12 responses · Favorites: 2
Grüner Veltliner
12 responses · Favorites: 4
My results
Riesling
Pinot noir
Grüner Veltliner
Citrus, fresh acidity, a long finish.
A summary appears from the first submitted response. With one response, it reflects one guest’s rating. Their name and private notes are not included.
How much do you like it? Or how many points would you give it?
Choose Preference 1–5 or TASTR 100 for guests. Competitions have ready-made 100-point and 20-point sheets. We’ll discuss your own methodology when scoping the pilot.
Try the score sheet →Your sheet. Your rules.
Using your own methodology or an OIV-standard sheet? Bring it to the pilot. We’ll review its criteria, scoring ranges and how the result is calculated.
Discuss your methodology →One choice from “Strongly dislike” to “Really like.” It expresses how much the guest likes the wine.

One competition. Each panel on its own sample.
Prepare blind samples, assemble panels and invite judges. During judging, see the current sample and submissions for every panel.
- The judge records a score and submits their sheet.
- The chair follows submissions and moves the panel to its next sample.
- The organizer follows progress across all panels in one overview.
Sample 042
- Judge 1Submitted
- Judge 2Submitted
- Judge 3Submitted
Your people and wines, ready to reuse.
Choose judges from your organization’s roster. Wines and lots stay in the catalog; previous competitions and their score sheets stay in your history. Prepare a new set of samples and panels for each competition.
People
Judge 1 · Judge 2 · Judge 3
Wines
Sample winery · Riesling · 2024
History
Sample competition · 2025
Keep recording when the connection drops.
Load the competition tasting on your device beforehand. During an outage, scores stay on that device. Check that your evaluation has been submitted after reconnecting.
Sending scores and viewing other panels’ live progress require a connection.
More about security and data →Start with the wines you want to pour.
Prepare the line-up. Once you open the tasting, invite guests with its link.
Prepare a tastingSign in to prepare the tasting. Guests don’t need an account.
