Develop a deeper understanding of wine styles, grape varieties and wine regions. Through the tasting of approximately 45 wines, you'll learn why wines taste the way they do, compare styles with confidence, and earn the WSET Level 2 Award in Wines.
COURSE DETAILS
- Duration: 16 hours (in person)
- Wines tasted: Approximately 45
- Language: English or French
- Price: CHF 990
INCLUDED IN THE COURSE FEE:
- 16 hours of classroom instruction.
- Tasting of approximately 45 wines.
- Official WSET Level 2 study materials (textbook and workbook)
Examination fee.
- Official WSET digital certificate upon passing.
WHY THIS COURSE?
This intermediate-level course is designed for wine enthusiasts and professionals who want to move beyond the fundamentals and develop a more structured understanding of wine. You will explore how grape variety, climate, vineyard practices and winemaking decisions influence style and quality, while building the skills to compare wines from different regions with confidence.
Previous wine knowledge is recommended, such as WSET Level 1 Award in Wines or equivalent experience, although no formal qualification is required.
WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) is the world's leading provider of wine education, trusted by professionals and enthusiasts in more than 70 countries.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- Understand how climate, viticulture and winemaking influence wine style and quality.
- Recognise the principal international grape varieties and their key characteristics.
- Identify the typical styles of wines from major wine-producing regions.
- Understand the production and styles of sparkling, sweet and fortified wines.
- Apply best practices for wine storage, service and food pairing.
- Describe wines using the WSET Level 2 Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT).
- Compare wines with greater confidence and explain why they differ in style and quality.
EXPERIENCE
Learn directly from a certified WSET educator with real-world industry experience.
Extensive guided tastings across a broad range of wine styles and regions.
Interactive exercises designed to strengthen analytical tasting skills.
Small group format for a more engaging learning experience.
Official WSET study materials included.
STUDY COMMITMENT
To prepare confidently for the examination and gain maximum benefit from the course, students should expect to complete approximately 15–20 hours of independent study alongside classroom sessions.EXAM & CERTIFICATION
The course concludes with a 60-minute multiple-choice examination.
- 50 questions
- Pass mark: 55%
Upon successful completion, you will receive the official WSET digital certificate.
Leave with an internationally recognised wine qualification and a deeper understanding of how wines are produced, assessed and compared. Class sizes are intentionally limited to ensure a high-quality learning experience.
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