Wine study courses?

cheers Mathew

If you are UK-based, a WSET qualification is what you shoul dbe aiming for:

Courses are run all over the country. The lower-level qualifications are usually run as evening classes but there are 1 or 2 places in London that do intensive courses of about one week.

I've been away from the computer but am still in time, at least for BC. (Same time zone as I'm in, further south). With its unusually productive

5000 ha. of vines.

Max Hauser

Thanks to all.

I must be getting old - calling it 'Canada Day' just doesn't seem right when as a kid it was always called Dominion Day.

I seem to recall a spate of political correctness in the 80s changed all that!

Downunder, not far from the international date line its already 4th July for us so.....happy birthday to the USA

Sorry no on topic TN etc available. (make note: -must do better)

cheers jafa

Thank you very much!

I didn't realize you had a 4th of July in other countries. ;^D

S moT

Actrually we have a 4th in most months, with the possible exception of May the 4th, which we offer to you.

May the 4th be with you.

--brian

If you really want to go for it try the Bordeaux Business School. They run a wine MBA taught in English - a full time one year course. Surprisingly, very few French join this course.

LOL! That's good enough to repeat. :^D

Tom S

The MIB in Trieste offers a Masters degree in Wine Business. The only one in Europe other than Bordeaux, already cited.

Mike

Mike Tommasi, Six Fours, France email link

The Wine and Spirit Education Trust run very good courses, from basic to Master of Wine. If you are serious then the higher certificate (1 week) is a good starter, and then go for the diploma (1 to 2 years depending on how hard you work).

They can be found on the internet under, I think,

well worth doing!