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WSET London School
Explore the wines of Switzerland
Join Simon Hardy DipWSET to discover Switzerland’s key wine regions, lesser-known local grape varieties and international varietal wines. You'll taste the quality that can be found in this under-the-radar country alongside some delicious Swiss cheeses.
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Welsh wine and cheese tasting with the Academy of Cheese
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus! Celebrate St David's Day with Anjali Douglas DipWSET and Patrick McGuigan from the Academy of Cheese. Taste six wonderful Welsh cheeses paired with a diverse selection of outstanding Welsh wines.
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The Germany series
Travel up the twisting Mosel Valley, sail down the mighty Rhine and climb to the peaks of the Haardt Mountains with Julia Lambeth DipWSET, as she takes you on a journey through the famous and lesser-known wines of Germany.
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Discover mezcal agave
Join Jon Darby, the founder of The Sin Gusano Project, to taste micro batches of artisan mezcal from the variety of agave plants across Mexico.
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International Women's Day Wikipedia edit-a-thon – London
Join us at WSET School London to celebrate the end of our International Women’s Day Wikipedia edit-a-thon and to join in with a final push to raise awareness of women at the top of their game in the drinks industry.
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The South of France series
Join us on a journey from the clear waters of the Côte d'Azur to the rugged back country hills of the Roussillon, as we explore the wines of the South of France. Along the way we'll sample delicate fizz, meaty reds, textured whites, mouth-watering rosé and some unusual fortified wines.
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The Burgundy series part three: the crus
The third and final tasting in our Bourgogne series explores wines from the top quality tiers of this region.
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Discover Australia: Alternative varieties with Emma Symington MW (webinar)
Join Emma Symington MW as she explores the lesser-known grape varieties that some Australian winemakers believe may be the country’s future.