Barpedia as an app on your phoneNew
Add Barpedia to your home screen and it opens full screen from its own icon, like an app. Free, no app store needed.
Get the app →Everything we add to Barpedia, newest first.
Add Barpedia to your home screen and it opens full screen from its own icon, like an app. Free, no app store needed.
Get the app →In your bar’s team area, every bottle on the shelf now opens a quick card with its strength, origin, nose, palate and key facts. Flip through them to learn the back bar before a shift.
Go to your bars →Your menu is now grouped into your drinks and the community, shows pending bar invites, and puts a dot here whenever there’s something new.
This page, so you always know what changed, and a page that explains every badge and how close you are to the next one.
See all badges →Browse every bar on Barpedia by country, then by city, or search by name.
Browse bars →Photographer for 15 accepted photos, a 500+ drinks tried level, a Top contributor badge for the three most active members, and Founding bar for the first bars.
How to earn them →Emails from Barpedia now carry our name and work when opened in any browser.
See your profile as others do while you edit it, change your photo and cover in place, and find privacy and account options in their own tabs.
Edit your profile →Cover photo, Instagram, badges, your taste in drinks and the tastings you choose to share. Where, with whom and what you paid always stay private.
Bartenders can add the bar where they work, invite their team, keep a shared shelf of bottles and private notes, and give the bar its own public page.
See the bars →Dozens of bottles now show official photos, shared by the brands with their permission.
Extra browser protections, and member roles kept private.
Whisky, gin, rum, tequila, mezcal, brandy, vodka, vermouth, liqueurs, bitters and fortified wines, most with aroma and tasting notes and the brand’s story.
A simple four-step form to add a bottle you can’t find.
Add a bottle →A tidier header, tasting notes as cards, and a Story tab with the brand’s history first.