by Kendeigh Worden | Mar 26, 2024 | BLOG POST, Popular, Wine Education |
Old Vines Beyond the Romance Their effect on wine and the future of vineyards There is a lot of romanticism in the world of wine. An old vine is a perfect example of that. Its significance as a witness to history, culture, and its caregivers, generation after...
by Kendeigh Worden | Jan 10, 2023 | BLOG POST, Popular |
Wine Industry Trends for 2023 It’s a new year in wine! For many who study wine or work in wine, that means taking a look at what regions, styles, and overall trends are starting to hit the spotlight! A lot of trends for this year have been on the rise in...
by Kendeigh Worden | Mar 12, 2022 | BLIND TASTING, BLOG POST, Popular, Wine Education |
Blind Tasting: Tips for calibrating your palate! With the start of Tasting Group, I wanted to hone in on some things I’ve learned in the process of blind tasting over the past 10 years! It’s not necessary to be able to identify a wine BLIND in many life...
by Kendeigh Worden | Jan 13, 2021 | BLIND TASTING, BLOG POST, Popular, Wine Education |
Tasting Wine Side by Side: A Checklist for your Evolving Palate The best way to learn about wine is to taste it! Anyone who has ever nose-dived into the world of wine will tell you that there is nothing that will teach you more than the liquid in the glass! Books are...
by Kendeigh Worden | Apr 18, 2019 | BLOG POST, Popular, Wine Education |
Wine Soils: All you need to know! When studying wine, knowing about soil is key to helping you understand how land area can influence certain wine varietals. There are all too many soil types in the world, and I found myself constantly mixing them up (or forgetting...
by Kendeigh Worden | May 29, 2018 | BLIND TASTING, BLOG POST, Popular, Wine Education
6 Things You’ll Learn at the CMS Deductive Tasting Workshop The Court of Master Sommeliers has a Level 2 Certified Exam, a Level 3 Advanced Exam, and a Level 4 Masters Exam that is divided into three parts. These include: Theory – written test questions...
