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The friend you text before ordering wine

Tell me what to drink

Date night?

Birthday dinner?

Steak? Sushi?

A gift for a client?

Just ask Paco. He'll tell you what he'd buy.

$1.99 to start Β· No wine jargon Β· No snobbery

I'm having steak tonight πŸ₯© Budget SGD 100.

πŸ† Buy

Vajra Barolo Albe

SGD 95

πŸ¦™ If it were my money: easy choice.

Spend the rest on dessert.

One buddy, every situation

Paco helps with every wine decision

Restaurant wine lists

Take a photo and Paco tells you what to order.

Celebrations

Find the one bottle worth splurging on.

Gifts

Avoid showing up with the wrong bottle.

Wine shops

Find hidden gems and dodge overpriced bottles.

Building a cellar

Know what to drink now and what to save.

Duty free

Know whether it's actually a good deal.

No guesswork

Real questions. Real answers.

You ask

What should I drink with ribeye steak?

πŸ¦™ Paco

Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, or Barolo. If it were my money, I'd go Barolo.

You ask

I need a wine for a birthday dinner.

πŸ¦™ Paco

Buy one memorable bottle, not two average ones.

You ask

What wine should I bring to a dinner party?

πŸ¦™ Paco

Champagne is rarely the wrong answer.

Wine questions, answered

What wine should I drink with steak?
Steak loves a red with enough tannin and structure to cut through the fat β€” Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah/Shiraz, Malbec, or a Barolo when you want something special. A marbled ribeye can take a bolder wine than a lean fillet. For a straight answer on the specific bottle (and budget) in front of you, snap it or ask Paco and he'll tell you exactly what he'd pour.
What wine should I drink with sushi?
Sushi and sashimi shine with crisp, high-acid whites and dry sparkling β€” Champagne, Riesling, AlbariΓ±o, or a clean Sauvignon Blanc; chilled sake works too. Skip big oaky reds, which bury the fish. Not sure which bottle on the list fits? Ask Paco and he'll point you to the right one.
What wine should I bring as a gift?
When in doubt, Champagne is rarely the wrong answer β€” it suits almost any occasion and feels generous. Otherwise match the host: a well-reviewed Barolo or Napa Cabernet for a red lover, a grower Champagne for someone who has everything. Send Paco the shop shelf or your budget and he'll tell you what to grab and what to avoid.
How do I choose wine from a restaurant wine list?
Look past the cheapest and second-cheapest bottles (often the worst value) and the trophy names up top β€” the smart move is the bottle that overdelivers for its price. That's exactly what Paco does: photograph the wine list and he'll tell you the best overall, the best value, and the one to skip.

Still wondering what to drink?

Send Paco a wine list, a bottle, a screenshot, or just a question. In seconds you'll know exactly what he'd buy.