How WineDragons works and what you can do
Create your free account and set up your taste preferences. You will have a winecellar and a recipe database, where your preferred recipes can be collected and your wine collections stored. You will receive recommendations from your wine collections and your recipe collections!
Describe what you're looking for or ask for recommendations. You can ask for recommendations for a specific recipe or wine, or for a specific occasion or meal. You can also ask for recommendations for a specific wine producer or vintage. You can ask for a specific wine style or taste.
Join cooking classes, wine tasting events, or food and wine pairings, organized by other members in your area. Meet other members and exchange ideas, recommendations and experiences. You can also create your own events and invite other members to join. Or find private dining offerings from some of our member chefs.
Yes! We are currently in early access. By joining now, you get exclusive early bird discounts and beta access to premium features like the full Chef Nova AI Sommelier experience.
In Thailand, WineDragons serves the food side of the platform — recipes, private chefs, private dining, cooking classes and restaurants — and does not show wine or other alcohol content to visitors there.
Thailand's Alcoholic Beverages Control Act (No. 2) B.E. 2568, in force since 8 November 2025, restricts the advertising of alcoholic beverages. We have taken Thai legal advice on what that means for a platform like ours, and we have chosen the cautious reading.
In practice, for a request coming from Thailand:
The filter runs on our servers, and it follows the country the request comes from — not your language and not your profile. A member who lives in Singapore and travels to Bangkok sees the food product for the trip, and their records are untouched and waiting when they get home.
This describes what we publish into Thailand. It is a choice we make about our own platform, and it is not advice about what you may do elsewhere.
We hope so. The cellar as it is built today reads from our wine catalogue, which is the part the law restricts — so it is not something we can simply switch back on. We have put a specific question to Thai counsel: whether a member may keep a private record of the bottles they own, where every detail is typed by the member, the photograph is their own, and we never show our catalogue, our tasting notes, recommendations, or any sharing.
Until we have that answer in writing, the cellar is not available in Thailand. Nothing is deleted. If you already have entries, they stay on your account. If the answer allows it, we will build that private record and turn it on.
Everywhere else — Singapore, Vietnam, Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and the rest of the world — the platform is unchanged.