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WSET London School

Explore sake fermentation

Discover how this critical stage in the production of sake can produce a range of aromas, flavours and styles. You'll taste six ultra-premium samples alongside some light food pairings.

WSET London School

The South of France series: fizz, whites and rosé of the Languedoc

Discover the variety that Languedoc has to offer as we focus on the region's sparkling, white and rosé wines in the second instalment of the South of France series.

WSET London School

Level 3 Award in Wines theory exam technique (online)

An online workshop to help you hone your technique for answering short written answer questions in the Level 3 Award in Wines theory exam, including practice questions and model answers.

WSET London School

Level 3 Award in Wines theory exam technique (online)

An online workshop to help you hone your technique for answering short written answer questions in the Level 3 Award in Wines theory exam, including practice questions and model answers.

WSET Global

WSET Bitesize - Why do you fortify wine?

Discover the history of fortified wines and the process behind it.

WSET London School

WSET Level 2 Award in Spirits: Intensive (consecutive) course

Develop your expertise in distilled beverages and gain knowledge and understanding of a broad range of spirits and liqueurs in a brand-neutral environment.

WSET London School

WSET Level 2 Award in Beer: Intensive (consecutive) course

An intermediate-level qualification for anyone looking to explore and understand the world of beer. With our consecutive course, over three days you'll learn how key ingredients and production processes influence the style and quality of beer.

WSET London School

WSET Level 2 Award in Beer: Saturday course

An intermediate-level qualification for anyone looking to explore and understand the world of beer. With our Saturday course, over five days you'll learn how key ingredients and production processes influence the style and quality of beer.