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Your Personal Shopping Advocate

Wine you love,

at a price you like.

Say hi to Maya

🍷 No app · Text only

What Maya does

Less guesswork in the aisle. More clarity at checkout.

She translates market signals into simple buying decisions—no snobbery, no unnecessary jargon.

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Shelf-smart shopping

Maya helps you compare what retailers are actually charging—not just what a brand’s story suggests—so you pick the bottle that fits your budget and the occasion.

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Context from the 2026 market

Industry data points to a softer market, more promotion, and fast growth in high-quality private-label programs at major retailers—great reasons to look beyond the usual names.

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Alerts when it matters

Set the wines you buy often and the price band you care about. When the math shifts, Maya can nudge you before you restock at the wrong number.

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One stop—or a smarter split

Ask for the single retailer that minimizes your total out-of-pocket for everything on your wine list today—Maya will say when a split basket beats one cart, reflecting how real shoppers already hop channels for value.

Shopping lens · 2026

What’s happening in wine (and why shoppers should care).

A market in reset—not a blip

U.S. wine volume and revenue dipped in 2025; analysts expect a long, uneven bottom before slow recovery. Translation for your cart: more deals, more noise, and more upside in comparing before you buy.

The “hidden” value aisle

Much of today’s discounting happens outside marquee labels—think private programs and bulk-sourced wines at retailers like Total Wine & More, Costco, and Kroger. That is real value for curious drinkers who still want quality.

Premium is relative now

Higher-priced bottles have held up better than entry tiers, but even premium demand has softened. Splurge with intention—Maya helps you see when the shelf price actually matches the moment.

Compare first—then go

Grocery shopper research (AlixPartners, 2026) finds most people compare prices before a trip—especially busy households. Wine in a grocery or club run benefits from the same habit without the spreadsheet: Maya does the cross-channel scan so you don’t default to the first tag you see.

Consumer-oriented synthesis from Silicon Valley Bank Wine Division’s State of the U.S. Wine Industry (2026) and AlixPartners’ Grocery Shopper Perspectives (2026). Not financial advice.

How it works

Three steps. You stay in charge.

Tell her your habits

Favorite styles, go-to stores, and the price band that feels right for weeknights vs. weekends.

Maya watches retail

She tracks pricing and promos in the channels that matter for your list—not a one-size-fits-all cheat sheet.

You choose

When there’s real savings or a better moment to buy, you get a text. The final pour is always yours.

On SMS, in minutes

Get wine-shopping help by text.

Maya confirms coverage in your area and helps you watch prices at the retailers you actually shop.