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The free app, called Natalie MacLean Wine Picks & Pairings,... Email Print The Natalie MacLean Wine Picks & Pairings mobile phone app is pictured in this undated publicity photo. Credit: Reuters/Handout Related News Senators skeptical of Google, Apple mobile privacy Tue, May 10 2011 Facebook jumps into crowded coupon market Tue, Apr 26 2011 Champagne from shipwreck up for grabs Tue, Apr 26 2011 Exclusive: ECB's Wellink says US deserves triple-A Mon, Apr 18 2011 Analysis & Opinion The pinot heat debate Arbitrage in Bordeaux Related Topics Technology Home » Lifestyle » Media » By Claire Sibonney TORONTO | Mon May 16, 2011 10:14am EDT TORONTO (Reuters Life!) - A new mobile application allows less-savvy wine consumers to scan bottle bar codes to get instant tasting notes, scores and food pairings. The free app, called Natalie MacLean Wine Picks & Pairings, works by snapping a picture of any bottle label's bar code to access a database of 150,000 wines at liquor stores across the United States and Canada. "I know I would have a tough time choosing wines if I weren't tasting them all the time," award-winning Canadian wine writer Natalie MacLean, who launched the app, told Reuters from her home in Ottawa. "The choice is overwhelming, the confusion is great and intimidation factor is huge, so that's the consumer problem I'm trying to solve with this app." The app is the first of its kind that actually scans bar codes to search wines, instead of having to type in various descriptors, said MacLean. A certified sommelier and author of "Red, White and Drunk All Over," she also has one of the largest wine sites: nataliemaclean.com. 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