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WSET London School
How the theory exam works at Level 3 – webinar for prospective students
Don’t let the theory exam put you off studying the Level 3 Award in Wines! In this one-hour webinar, Julia Lambeth DipWSET will explain why and answer your questions.
WSET London School
How your wine tasting technique will develop from Level 2-3
Join educator Michael Buriak DipWSET to taste and compare two wines using the WSET Systematic Approach to Tasting® (SAT) for Level 2 and 3, and find out how the technique evolves as you progress your learning.
WSET London School
Flavour chemistry: identifying faults in wine
What do “volatile acidity” and “reduction” smell like? What is the difference between a taint and an off-flavour? Find out at this tasting, led by sensory scientist Sietze Wijma.
WSET London School
A tour of Great Britain's vineyards
Taste a range of the UK's top wines with Ed Dallimore, author of "The Vineyards of Great Britain". Each ticket includes a signed copy of the book!
WSET London School
Charity tasting: fine wine and samosa pairing
Join Anjali Douglas DipWSET to taste some truly show-stopping wines alongside a selection of samosas from Big Mum's Samosas. All proceeds will go to the Disasters Emergency Committee Pakistan Floods Appeal.
WSET London School
Diploma open evening and tasting (Manchester)
Register for our open evening to learn about the Level 4 Diploma in Wines, experience tasting as part of this qualification, and meet a few members of the WSET School London team. Level 3 Award in Wines students, graduates, and current Diploma students all welcome!
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A history of wine series
Take a dive into the weird and wonderful history of wine as we trace its humble beginnings in the Caucasus to the high tables of kings and queens and into kitchen cabinets across the world.
WSET London School
A history of wine: Burgundy, Bordeaux and beyond
Chart the rise of some of the world's most famous wine regions and discover the unexpected origins of Champagne, Sherry and Chardonnay while sipping wine fit for royalty.