Whisky Smarts

Whisky Smarts

Better whisky.
Less money.

Critic scores and age statements don't actually predict what you'll love. Whisky Smarts finds the real correlations in your data — which region, cask type, and peat level drive your best drams — and tells you where to find it again for less.

Whisky Smarts palate profile — a plain-language read of what drives your ratings Whisky Smarts palate fingerprint radar with ranked value drivers

The best whisky for your money isn't the most awarded one.

Whisky culture is dominated by critic authority. The 95-point Speyside and the collector's cask-strength release carry the assumption that prestige equals pleasure. It doesn't — not for you specifically.

What actually determines whether a whisky is worth it to you is a combination of variables specific to your palate: region, cask type, peat level, distilling style. At the heart of Whisky Smarts is a palate engine that goes well beyond a star average. It learns the flavour dimensions behind your ratings — body, smoke, fruit, oak, maturity — builds a fingerprint of what you actually reward, and writes it back to you in plain language: not "you rate Speyside highly", but "you're a body-driven drinker who rewards distillery character and fermentation richness over peat volume." Every claim is confidence-gated, so the app tells you how much data is behind each conclusion instead of overclaiming on three drams.

From that model it ranks every bottle in your collection by value — quality delivered per euro spent — and surfaces the drivers you'd never have guessed.

The result: you drink better, you waste less, and you stop deferring to critics whose palates have nothing to do with yours. Age has no effect on your ratings — or it's the most important factor. The data decides.

Built around one question: what's my best dram for the money?

Palate engine

A flavour-dimension model — body, smoke, fruit, oak, maturity — learns what actually drives your ratings and renders it as a palate fingerprint with ranked value drivers. It then writes the result back to you in plain language, and gates every conclusion by how much data stands behind it. Updates with every dram logged.

Value rankings

€/★ scoring across every qualifying whisky in your collection. Your daily dram and special occasion bottle, calculated from your own data — not a critic's 95-point consensus.

Insight cards

Six auto-generated insight cards: region, style, cask, peat, value analysis, what you avoid. Tap any card for the full ranked breakdown behind the strapline.

Hidden driver detection

"You think you like Speyside. Your data says you like heavily peated, ex-bourbon cask, non-chillfiltered single malts — which Springbank delivers." Reveals the real variable behind your apparent preferences.

Whisky logging

Distillery, region, style, cask type, peat level (PPM), ABV, age, size, price, nose, palate, finish, rating. Live €/cl preview as you enter price and volume. Built for serious drinkers.

Explore — reference encyclopedia

Glossary entries across region, style, cask, production, and concept dimensions. Every entry connects distilling tradition, chemistry, and flavour — grounded in your personal data.

Smart collection

Filter and sort by date, rating, price, value score, region, cask, or peat level. Value badges on every qualifying whisky. Below-standard bottles tracked separately — patterns in what you don't like matter too.

Privacy first

Your whisky data is yours. No advertising, no data selling, no palate profiling for third parties. Analytics can be disabled entirely from Settings.

Clarity in every dram.

Palate profile in plain language Palate fingerprint radar and value drivers Insight card breakdown by style Whisky collection with value scores Whisky detail card Log a dram Explore reference encyclopedia Glossary entry detail