Wine Primer - Learn wine from a Certified Sommelier
What you'll learn
- Become a wine expert in two hours
- Pick wines with confidence in all situations—from the restaurant to the housewarming party
- How to articulate what you like and don't like with confidence
- What “terroir” is and why it’s such a big deal
- How wine is made & why it matters
- How to read a wine label
- The most important wine gear and how to use it
- How to see, smell, and taste wine to maximize the experience
- The most important white and red grapes
- How to pair wine and food
Requirements
- No
Description
The idea for Wine Primer came from friends constantly asking for me to teach them wine! It's a distillation of the most important and practical things I've learned about wine throughout my journey becoming a sommelier.
I can't tell you how much I wish this course existed when I got started in wine. It would have saved me SO much time, money, and effort.
Plus, most wine courses out there are overly academic and boring—but not Wine Primer!
I hope you enjoy!
Who this course is for:
- Wine beginners
- Wine lovers who want to learn more
- People who want to make more informed wine buying decisions
- People who attend or host a lot of dinner parties and want to be more thoughtful about the wine they bring/serve
- People who get anxious when they walk into a wine store or see a long wine list
- People who have ever felt embarrassed to not know much of anything about wine
Instructor
![Kyle Weeks](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.7 Instructor Rating
- 129 Reviews
- 523 Students
- 1 Course
In 2016, Kyle Weeks left his finance job at Apple to move to New York City to attend culinary school on a James Beard Scholarship. While there, he realized his culinary school had a top-tier wine program. Kyle completed the wine program, studying under ten Master Sommeliers en route to becoming a Certified Sommelier.
He's passionate about teaching people the fundamentals of wine so they don't have to "learn it the hard way."