Vivino Scraper
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[💰 $1.80 / 1K] Extract structured wine data from Vivino: name, winery, vintage, region, grapes, community ratings with counts, price, taste profile, food pairings, and optional reviews. Search by keyword or paste wine URLs. 23 countries, 15 currencies.
Wine names or keywords to search on Vivino (e.g. 'Tignanello 2019', 'Barolo', or 'Penfolds Grange'). You can include the vintage year or leave it out. Each query runs independently. Leave empty if you only want to scrape specific URLs below.
Paste Vivino wine URLs directly (e.g. 'https://www.vivino.com/wineries/.../wines/...' or 'https://www.vivino.com/.../w/123456'). Each URL is fetched as a single wine.
Maximum number of WINES to return across all queries and URLs. Set to 0 for unlimited (up to the site's own limits). Note: this caps wines only — if Include User Reviews is on, each wine can add up to 'Maximum Reviews per Wine' review rows on top of this number. Tip: start with 10-50 to test, then increase.
How to handle the vintage year when searching by name. 'Smart' detects a year in your query automatically. 'Match exact vintage' only returns the exact year you typed. 'Ignore vintage' returns the wine regardless of year (uses the latest or most-rated vintage).
Also collect the wine's taste profile: body, acidity, tannins, sweetness, fizziness, dominant flavor notes, and food pairings. On by default.
Also collect user reviews for each wine. Off by default. When on, each review is returned as its own result, so the total result count grows with the number of reviews. Use the cap below to keep this predictable.
When Include User Reviews is on, the maximum number of reviews to collect per wine (across all of its vintages). For example, 100 means at most 100 reviews for any single wine, no matter how many vintages it has. Each review is returned as its own result and counts toward your results. Ignored when reviews are off.
Country market used for pricing and availability. Use the country your prices should reflect. Currency (below) always applies; country-level localization depends on regional availability and may fall back to the nearest market for some wines.
Currency for wine prices (ISO 4217).
