I’ve seen the future of restaurant wine lists, and they’re all on iPads.

My office is just a few doors down from Bistrot Lepic – a great French restaurant in Washington DC — and while dining there recently, I was stoked to check out its wine list. In November, the restaurant transitioned to iPad wine menus, allowing “diners the chance to search for wine by vintage, grape, region and price.”

One company that’s making software for iPad wine lists is Uncorkd. The Chicago-based company provides a web-based platform for iPad wine lists across the United States and Canada. And its software appears to be quite intuitive for consumers and easy for restaurants to use.

Terroirist has partnered with Uncorkd to give two lucky readers a free bottle of wine from Wine.com up to $30 in value. (If you’re in a state where retail shipping is illegal, we’ll send a gift basket instead.)

To enter the contest, post a tweet about iPad wine menus you’ve used OR how you use your mobile phone or tablet to find information on wine — and include @UncorkdMenus and @Terroiristblog in the tweet.

We’ll stop accepting entries on Sunday, January 29 at 11:59 pm. Winners will be selected via Random.org.