Seven Top Wine Study Tips from the Italian Wine Room on Clubhouse
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Three Jumbo Shrimp Guide to Italian Wines authors, Jacopo Fanciuli, Lan Liu and Lyka Caparas, continued their quest to help people immerse themselves, as well as simplify the complicated and mysterious world of Italian wines. These three wine musketeers are both roommates and work colleagues, maintaining their enthusiasm for Italian wines by sharing their individual pursuits, namely, continuing their wine studies towards certifications, refresher courses, or simply learning for fun during their time off.wine can be intoxicatingly fun after all (pun intended).
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VIA Verona 2021 Agile Edition Italian Wine Ambassador Course
Event Type: Seminars and Classes,Other
Description: The 18th Vinitaly International Academy (VIA) Italian Wine Ambassador Certification Course Agile Edition will be held in two modules: Online theoretical lectures, access to the study platform available upon completion of the registration; from 20th to 23rd June 2021 the in-person tasting and Q&A sessions will be held in Verona with support from the Italian Trade Agency.
The VIA Certification Course is exceptionally well thought out; the instructors have designed the course to give students the confidence to become adept Ambassadors of Italian wine. We have adapted to the current situation and use an innovative format to guarantee the students the best study results, enabling students to build a long-term career in the wine sector.
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Grignolino, one of Piedmont s adored native wines is reminiscent of a baby Nebbiolo …
Grignolino is a wine named after the grape that is native to the
Monferrato hills in the Piedmont region of Italy. Light in body and colour, with hues ranging from deep pink tourmaline to high-grade ruby, Grignolino is clean and stimulating, packing in aromas and flavours of berry, herbs and spice. Its bright acidity and freshness make it remarkably food-friendly.
It derives its name from the Piedmontese word
grignolè, which means seeds. The word also refers to a grimacing expression, which would likely result from biting into something acidic or tannic. These are fair associations since Grignolino has remarkable tannins and carries more pips in each small berry than most other grape varieties. One can imagine that the resulting wine might cause a grimace – but more likely a smile – because Grignolino wines offer undeniable charm and energy.
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With three successful sessions behind it, Italian Wine Academy is preparing for the fourth appointment of International Grape Varieties: an online and interactive format to discover international grape varieties, sip by sip. The purpose of the meetings is to go deeper one wine at a time, focusing on the influences that climate, viticulture and soil have on the final product. Each sessions includes a comparative tasting, which allows participants to virtually travel through the region and discover the peculiarities of each production area.
VERONA, Italy (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 Thursday 22 April at 7.30 pm, participants enrolled in the masterclass will have the opportunity to taste four variations of Sauvignon Blanc directly from the comfort of their own home. International Grape Varieties is a series of independent meetings that offer participants a global vision of leading grapes variety. Conducted by Dr. Rebecca Lawrence DipWSET, the course is designed to explore four win