MCP server for the Émile wine cellar — list, add, recommend, scan and search 100k+ wines.
Émile is your French wine cellar app. This MCP server lets you query and manage your cellar from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any Model Context Protocol client. 10 tools to talk to your Émile cellar: | Search the catalog by name/producer/appellation | | List your cellars | | List bottles in a cellar | | Add up to 100 bottles in one call | | Change status, notes, location, price, vintage, quantity |…
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Émile is your French wine cellar app. This MCP server lets you query and manage your cellar from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any Model Context Protocol client. 10 tools to talk to your Émile cellar: | Search the catalog by name/producer/appellation | | List your cellars | | List bottles in a cellar | | Add up to 100 bottles in one call | | Change status, notes, location, price, vintage, quantity | | Remove a bottle (prefer for history) | | Get bottle recommendations for a meal or maturity | |…
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