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WSET London School

Sherry and Madeira sample pack and discussion (Diploma students only, UK delivery)

Opportunity for Diploma students to purchase a pack of eight 50ml fortified wine samples with accompanying tasting notes to help with their D5 exam tasting practice.

WSET London School

Port and VDN sample pack and discussion (Diploma students only, UK delivery)

Opportunity for Diploma students to purchase a pack of eight 50ml fortified wine samples with accompanying tasting notes to help with their D5 exam tasting practice.

WSET London School

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.

WSET London School

The South of France series: wines of Roussillon

Explore the rocky vineyards of France's extreme southern fringe and taste the extraordinary variety of wines produced here from delicate whites to perfumed fortified wines.

WSET London School

Port and VDN sample pack and discussion (Diploma students only, UK delivery)

Opportunity for Diploma students to purchase a pack of eight 50ml fortified wine samples with accompanying tasting notes to help with their D5 exam tasting practice.

WSET London School

Sherry and Madeira sample pack and discussion (Diploma students only, UK delivery)

Opportunity for Diploma students to purchase a pack of eight 50ml fortified wine samples with accompanying tasting notes to help with their D5 exam tasting practice.

WSET London School

Community winemaking with Alex Brogan of Not Yet Named Wine Co

Join Alex Brogan, winemaker of the newly formed Not Yet Named Wine Co., for a tasting of their latest release and to learn about their community driven approach to winemaking.

WSET Global

WSET Bitesize - Why do you age wine?

Aging wine is a tricky process influenced by many factors - so why do winemakers do it?