Robert Parker

As a loyal Robert Parker's Wine Advocate subscriber this app comes in very handy. You can access their whole database with 240k+ wines when out shopping, flipping through a wine menue in the restaurant or looking up what you are drinking with friends. Vintage charts are easy and well accessible. You need to have your login to use the app. Some more features could be added but I guess it's still early development stage.

Suddenly, the app does not recognize my active subscription. Have deleted, re-installed, logged out, logged in, etc… Can no longer see wine reviews. On the website, everything works. Something changed in the past few days. Needs to be fixed please.

I cannot access any articles and the app shuts down when I attempt to log in! Deleting and asking for a refund. What a disappointment!

Why do I have to log in every time I open the app? Please fix this

Application has many glitches. Its main function "Search Wines" fails to yield results despite spelling the wine correctly and exactly how it is listed in their database. Robert Parker appears to be contributing proportionately less reviews himself. Customer Support is non-existent as they never respond to inquiries.

Parker may give the 2010 Montrose or the 2010 Shafer Hillside Select a perfect 100, but he would probably give the latest version of his own app a 73. The old version was sufficiently usable and thorough. The upgraded version in purple/magenta is a disaster. The reviews of many wines have not made their way to the app database yet. All systems updated on my iOS, but not a go for hundreds of reviews that were present in the prior version. For example, there is not one Opus One review to be found. The Emperor needs new app designers.

As noted by other reviewers - have to sign in every app is used, poor visual display of reviews and no ability to drill down to reviews from vintage charts. Wine Spectator and Vinous Media apps are far superior in functionality and look/ feel. Frankly - the main website has been lagging the competition for years but I put up with it due to the quality of the reviews. This poor app release is another example of the Wine Advocates' inability to compete digitally and remain relevant.

The new version is significantly lacking. You have to login every time you open the app. You can't use keywords to search for a wine. The drinking windows for each wine are not identified. Also it does not tell you when the wine was reviewed. How can you possibly go this far backward?please tell me that an update will be rolled out tomorrow.

Has bee a convenient app, but cannot log in since updating to iOS 9.3.3.

Mr Parker Jr pimped his daddy's name on this piece of crap?