Questions people ask · For drinkers

Does a famous name or a higher price mean better land?

No. Classifications were written by brokers and points by critics; neither looked at the ground. Two plots, one fence, ten times the price.

The proofCorton Grand Cru averages 6.62 across its plots. Les Valozières, the Premier Cru next door, scores 7.58.

Unhyped is the first company to judge wine by the ground it grows on. Point your phone at a bottle, a shelf or a wine list and see the score for the place it grew, and which bottle nearby stands on better ground for less. Merchants get their own site, a sommelier at every table and order leads, live in five clicks.

For drinkers

Point your phone at any bottle.

See the score for the place it grew, and which bottle nearby stands on better ground for less. Free on the App Store.

Not on iPhone? unhyped.wine works in any browser · For merchants

Get the Unhyped appFree on the App Store. Scan any bottle.
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