Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET)

Why choose WSET? Build your passion and expertise in drinks

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WSET is the global leader in drinks education. Over 140,000 people a year choose WSET to build their drinks expertise. So why us? We offer more than qualifications. We empower people through inspiring learning experiences, all over the world. Whether you dream of joining the drinks industry, aspire to take your career to the next level or simply seek to learn while having fun, WSET is here to grow your passion for drinks. We'll build your product knowledge and tasting skills and help you to master a language, describing the style and quality of a diverse world of drinks. Choose a single qualification or follow our progressive learning pathway to become an expert across a variety of subjects. The choice is yours. We make learning accessible with online and in-person study options and a vast network of providers spanning over 70 countries in multiple languages, finding the right course has never been easier. When you gain a globally recognised WSET qualification, you're joining a growing community of drinks professionals and enthusiasts. Find out more today at wsetglobal.com.

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Spirits masterclass

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Pronouncing wine terms correctly can be difficult, especially if you have never heard the terms before. We have created a pronunciation guide for some key terms so you can hear and see how they should be pronounced. Our aim for this “How to say it” guide has been to capture universally recognised, correct pronunciations. Note: Wine terms are used around the world by people speaking in different languages or with different accents, therefore, for many of these terms, there are accepted alternative ways to pronounce them.