WineLog - Your wine guidev1.3.3

What changed

• UXIn-place editing for tasting details and wishlist notes removes the need for save buttons or pop-ups.
• UXOne-tap 'I drank this' feature moves wishlist items to logs and opens the edit page.
• ContentImproved winery disambiguation logic to select the correct seller for searched bottles.
• ContentTasting descriptions now align more closely with verified wine data.
• LocalizationWine search results now prioritize local shops and display prices in local currency without conversion.
• ContentPricing logic updated to prevent oversized bottles from skewing standard bottle price data.
• PerformanceImplemented caching for wine lookups to provide near-instant results for repeated searches.
• ContentEnhanced categorization logic to correctly file appellation-labeled wines under Bordeaux.

Original release notes

* Edit right where you're reading: Your tasting details and your wishlist notes now edit in place. Tap a field on a bottle's page, type, and it saves on its own. No pencil icon, no pop-up sheet, no Save button to hunt for.

* "I drank this" is one tap: Tapping "I drank this" on a wishlist bottle moves it straight to your logs with today's date, and lands you on its page with every field ready to adjust.

* Better answers when you look up a wine: When two wineries share a name, WineLog now picks the one that actually sells the bottle you typed. Tasting descriptions stick closer to what is really known about the wine. Where to buy sticks to shops in your own country, and shows each shop's price in that shop's own currency, never converted. A magnum or other oversized listing no longer pulls the typical price away from a standard bottle. Looking up the same wine again usually comes back right away. And a bottle labeled by its appellation, a Margaux or a Pauillac, now files under Bordeaux instead of arriving with no style at all.