The Wine & Dine collection offers the most popular wine program for handheld devices, Amy Reiley's Pocket Vineyard and Amy Reiley's Pocket Gourmet Dining Companion, for one low price. Separately, each product sells for $19.95, but with this specially priced bundle, available for a limited time, you save $10.

Amy Reiley's Pocket Vineyard offers:

• My Tasting Notes
  Can't remember the name of that Merlot you had a few weeks back? Store information and notes on your favorite wines or ones to avoid.
• Vintage Chart
  Wondering if 1997 was a good year for white wines from the Loire Valley of France? The interactive vintage chart will tell you whether or not it's a good choice.
• Food Pairing
  You've planned the perfect dinner, but have you picked the best wine to complement what you're serving? The Food Pairing database can help, with solid, interesting recommendations for dozens of dishes.
• Glossary
  Don't know what the sommelier was saying when he described the wine you chose as oaky? What did he mean when he said the wine had legs? Get definitions for these and over 400 other wine-related terms.

Amy Reiley's Pocket Gourmet Dining Companion offers:

• Menu Assistant
  Have you ever looked at an item on a menu and not known what an ingredient is? Or how it's prepared? With over 2,300 definitions and descriptions of common and not-so-common dining terms, the Menu Assistant will keep you informed, without having to ask some snooty waiter.
• Restaurant Notes
  For years you've been keeping restaurant information in your Palm handheld's address book and it's been adequate, but with the Restaurant Notes section, you can use a specially-designed address book that offers you the ability to record your experiences at restaurants.
• Tip Calculator
  Do you dread that moment, at the end of the meal, when you have to figure out what fifteen percent of $47.36 is? This simple tip calculator will help you calculate the tip and add it to the subtotal and tax.

About Amy Reiley
One of the youngest food and wine journalists and wine educators in America, Amy Reiley is dedicated to helping the world of gastronomy find its place in the technological age. In addition to launching Amy Reiley's Pocket Vineyard with neohand, her work has involved many ventures into cyberspace. As the wine editor of Gayot Publications' NovusVinum.com Web site, she has helped to translate the quality and down-to-earth frankness of the publishing company's lauded guidebook series to the web. Other ventures have included restaurant recommendations for Digital Cities as well as wine and dining features for numerous print and online publications.