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WSET Global
About us
WSET's purpose is to empower people through inspiring learning experiences all over the world. We offer a comprehensive suite of globally recognised qualifications covering wines, spirits sake and beer.
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WSET London School
Beer courses now available
WSET School London is the flagship provider of WSET qualifications. We offer drinks courses, tastings and events at all levels, for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
WSET London School
WSET courses
Our WSET courses are offered at four distinct levels ranging from beginner to expert, so you can choose the learning experience that’s right for you. You’ll learn through sight, smell and taste under the guidance of world-class educators and in the company of like-minded drinks enthusiasts.
WSET London School
About WSET School London
WSET School London is the UK's largest wine, spirits, sake and beer school, based in London Bridge. We're the flagship provider of the world-renowned Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) qualifications.
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La Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) es el mayor proveedor mundial de cualificaciones en vinos, espirituosos y sake. Reconocida por las empresas y organizaciones de bebidas más importantes del mundo, la WSET es líder en el desarrollo y la impartición de cursos de vinos y espirituosos desde hace cinco décadas. Con cuatro cursos de niveles progresivos traducidos a múltiples idiomas y ofrecidos a...
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WSET podcasts
WSET has launched its first podcast Spirits Distilled. Over the course of six episodes WSET’s spirits specialists, Liam Scandrett, Charlie McCarthy and Rob McCaughey will share their expertise about everything distilled.
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How to say it
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.