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WSET London School
Variety in focus: Pinot Noir (virtual tasting for Diploma students only, UK delivery)
Join Diploma educator Lauren Denyer DipWSET from the comfort of your own home as she leads you through a tasting of seen and blind Pinot Noir wines to support your Level 4 Diploma in Wines studies.
WSET London School
Variety in focus: Grenache/Garnacha (virtual tasting for Diploma students only, UK delivery)
Join Diploma educator Lauren Denyer DipWSET from the comfort of your own home as she leads you through a tasting of seen and blind Grenache/Garnacha wines to support your Level 4 Diploma in Wines studies.
WSET London School
Variety in focus: Cabernet Sauvignon (virtual tasting for Diploma students, UK delivery)
Join Diploma educator Lauren Denyer DipWSET from the comfort of your own home as she leads you through a tasting of seen and blind Cabernet Sauvignon wines from around the world to support your Level 4 Diploma in Wines studies.
WSET London School
Variety in focus: Riesling (virtual tasting for Diploma students, UK delivery)
Join Diploma educator Lauren Denyer DipWSET from the comfort of your own home as she leads you through a tasting of seen and blind Riesling wines from around the world to support your Level 4 Diploma in Wines studies.
WSET Global
WSET Level 4 Diploma in Wines
The WSET Level 4 Diploma in Wines is an expert-level qualification covering all aspects of wine. It is a key milestone for those aspiring to become a Master of Wine, providing the foundational knowledge and skills required to pursue this prestigious title.
WSET Global
WSET Level 3 Award in Spirits
The WSET Level 3 Award in Spirits is an advanced-level qualification for professionals and enthusiasts wishing to acquire a detailed understanding of the spirits of the world and develop the tasting skills required to accurately describe and evaluate a spirit.
WSET Global
Comment la situation géographique détermine-t-elle le style d’un vin ?
La situation géographique influe considérablement sur le goût du vin. Le climat, l’altitude et les types de sols, autrement dit l’endroit où les raisins sont cultivés et la façon dont ils mûrissent, sont des facteurs déterminants pour le caractère du produit fini.