Unfog the Valley.
Sixteen AVAs, ink-spreading reveal animation. Every region earned, not dumped.
A pocket atlas for wine days. Collect AVAs like stamps, doodle tasting notes, match with a tasting buddy, and let Dimple whisper what to try next.
Wine tastes different when you know the dirt it came from. Dimple turns every Napa visit into a small collectible moment— mapped, journaled, shared.
Sixteen AVAs, ink-spreading reveal animation. Every region earned, not dumped.
Grapes, flavors, emoji reactions, and the soil it all grew in. Four levels of depth — go as deep as you want.
Match by palate. Complement or mirror. Plan a group tasting with companion suggestions from the terroir itself.
Six categories · three tiers each. Gold is hard to earn, which is the point.
"I opened Dimple to plan a weekend. I closed it with a map of my palate, three new winemakers to stalk, and a slightly embarrassing number of Caveat-font notes to myself."
We started Dimple after a weekend in Calistoga where we kept asking the same dumb question — why does this taste like that? The answers were always tied to the dirt: a volcanic shelf, an alluvial fan, a hillside with too much sun. None of the wine apps we used cared about any of that.
So Dimple is the app we wanted: terroir-first, bilingual, deeply our own. It's free. The whole thing. We're building it because we want it to exist — not because we've figured out the business yet.
No paywalls. No trial expiry. No card.
Yes — the whole thing. Map, journal, achievements, buddy matching, group tastings. No card, no trial expiry, no upsell hiding behind a feature. We'll figure out the business later; right now we just want the app to exist.
No. Browse the map and any winery without signing in. You only need an account to save tastings, earn stamps, and sync across devices.
Every AVA boundary is from the federal AVA registry. Soil, elevation, and climate come from public USGS, NOAA and OIV datasets, then cross-checked against winery-published sources. We cite each source on the winery page.
The interface and editorial copy run in 中文 and English. Winery and people names stay in English everywhere — that's how the Chinese wine community actually refers to them.
Yes — Sonoma is on the runway for late 2026, then we walk south. The architecture is region-agnostic; we just want each region's terroir layer to be as honest as Napa's before we ship it.
Your tastings, photos, and journal entries belong to you. You can export them at any time. We never sell your tasting history — and we don't share anything with wineries unless you opt in to a public report.
We're seeding new AVAs and onboarding founding explorers in batches. Drop your email — we'll send a passport invite when your wave opens.
(no newsletter spam — promise)Your first visit takes 30 seconds. No wait-list, no paywall. Bring friends; bring a designated driver; bring an appetite.
(seriously — free)