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i-wine review

#4 of 24 in Winery Software

Broad winery ERP covering production, compliance, traceability, finance, and mobile workflows.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Apra S.p.A.'s i-wine is an ERP suite for wineries and wine-sector businesses, spanning vineyard and field management, cellar operations, laboratory analysis, production, logistics, quality, compliance, finance, and analytics. It is positioned for structured wine companies as well as small and medium-sized wineries, with tools for customer orders, digital documents, labels, sustainability, and traceability. Founded in 1979, Apra offers i-wine across web, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android environments.

Deployment is available through cloud, self-hosted, and mobile options, allowing organizations to align operation with their infrastructure preferences. The system includes production tracking, inventory management, accounting, compliance records, telematic reporting, and GDPR-related coverage. Support channels include email, phone, and tickets. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, with prospective customers directed toward a solution and demo rather than a self-service purchase path.

i-wine's standout is breadth: vineyard activities, cellar processes, enological lab results, production planning, warehouse movements, quality and safety controls, financial administration, and performance analytics share one operational scope. Lot and supply-chain traceability can include a blockchain option, while the i-wine eno reader adds NFC and QR workflows for cellar locations and samples. Wineries wanting coordinated production, quality, compliance, and finance management should find this scope relevant. Teams seeking only a focused cellar tracker, lab tool, or inventory app may find the ERP approach broader than necessary, particularly if they do not need its deployment and traceability options.

i-wine pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers vineyard, cellar, laboratory, production, logistics, and finance workflows
    • Tracks lots and supply chains with an optional blockchain approach
    • Supports cloud, self-hosted, mobile, QR, and NFC workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • ERP scope may exceed the needs of wineries seeking one narrow function
    • Self-hosted deployment places server operations on the customer
    • NFC and QR cellar workflows use the separate i-wine eno reader

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