The second-cheapest wine on any list has the worst markup. You've probably been ordering it. Somm AI analyzes any restaurant wine list by URL and returns your top 10 value picks — every bottle scored on quality, retail markup, regional value, vintage, and market dynamics. Free. No account. Takes 10 seconds.

Hey PH — I'm Jeremy, solo founder of Somm AI. I built this because I kept watching smart people freeze when the wine list arrived. They'd either order the second-cheapest bottle (usually the worst markup on the list) or drop $90 on something that sells for $30 at retail. Sommeliers aren't wizards. They just have a framework: read the list's structure, find the overlooked sections, spot where pricing psychology breaks down. Somm AI applies that framework to any list in seconds. Paste in a wine list URL, set your budget and style, and you get a ranked top 10 with reasoning — not "this is a good wine," but why it's the best value on this list tonight. Three things I want feedback on: Use cases beyond the dinner table — people are already using it for corporate events and wine bar crawls The output — is the reasoning useful, or do you just want the picks? Where it breaks — wine lists come in every format imaginable, so tell me where it fails Free at aisomm.io. Tell me what you find.

Does it pull pricing data from somewhere specific like Wine-Searcher, or are you building your own benchmark for what counts as a fair retail price?

Tested it on a place near me and it flagged a bottle I've walked past for years that was way better than what I usually grab. The score breakdown actually makes sense too.

Does it pull pricing data from somewhere specific like Wine-Searcher, or are you building your own benchmark for what counts as a fair retail price?

Tested it on a place near me and it flagged a bottle I've walked past for years that was way better than what I usually grab. The score breakdown actually makes sense too.

Somm AI

Never overpay for restaurant wine again

Never overpay for restaurant wine again