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Celebrating virtually

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WSET wine courses: where to start?

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Teaching and learning wine online: yes or no?

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Low alcohol wines and their relevance

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The WSET Nominated Educator peer evaluation is the instrument the APPs use to check the level of the education provided by their tutors and to ensure that it meets the standards required by London.

"Dalla Nubia sulle mani a casa ritornò"

At Andaz Toranomon Hills for the Tasting South Australia event, to promote our courses and in particular or Barossa Enthusiast qualification

[DATE] February 3rd THU 19:00-21:30 [English]

Today I was looking at my old WSET Level 3 Wine Study Guide from 2012. Read this practice question: doesn't it remind you more of a present Diploma question?

Layering also sometimes known with its French name "provignage", a propagating technique where you plant a shoot of a vine in the ground and this starts making new roots, basically becoming a new plant.

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