ChatGPT can be your pocket sommelier—if you feed it the right brief. Here’s a simple way to get spot-on suggestions and then buy from a curated Australian range.

The 5 details ChatGPT needs

• Budget: a clear range (e.g., $25–$45).
• Colour/style: red/white and preferences (e.g., medium-bodied, low oak).
• Food/occasion: steak night, seafood, BBQ, gift, Friday drinks.
• Flavour cues to seek/avoid: “vibrant fruit, not too oaky.”
• Quantity: single bottle or a small mixed set.

Copy & paste prompt templates

Use one of these, then shop the shortlists below.

• Everyday red: “Recommend 3 Australian red wines $25–$40, medium-bodied, low oak, for grilled steak or burgers.”
• Seafood night: “Suggest 3 crisp Australian whites under $35 for prawns and salads—no heavy oak.”
• Gift: “Shortlist 3 polished Australian wines $45–$70 (red or white), elegant labels, safe crowd-pleasers.”
• Mixed crowd: “Pick 4 versatile bottles $25–$50 (2 red, 2 white), balanced and food-friendly.”

Turn the answer into a cart (the simple route)

Translate ChatGPT’s styles into these curated collections:

• Red Wine — Grenache, Shiraz, Pinot Noir & more.
• White Wine — Chardonnay, Riesling, Semillon, Sauvignon.
• Halliday-rated — quality markers when you’re unsure.
• All Wine — browse everything in one place.

Common prompt mistakes (and fixes)

• “What’s the best wine?” Too vague. Fix: add budget, food and style.
• No budget given: Results jump all over the place. Fix: set a range.
• Only brand names: Can miss great options. Fix: describe flavour and body.

Need help translating a ChatGPT list into bottles we actually have? Message us your brief—we’ll match styles and price quickly.

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