Small in production, yet globally recognised as a reference point for an exceptional range of terroirs, grape varieties and styles: that’s Germany. You’ll explore regions such as the Mosel, Rheingau and Pfalz, and the history that makes German wine a global benchmark.
Spain is a dynamic wine-producing country, home to some of the oldest wine styles that exist. The country has managed to preserve its rich viticultural legacy, while carving out its own place in the modern wine world, with its own classification systems and wine styles.
The influence of France on the world of wine is enormous: many still consider it the benchmark for viticulture and wine production. In the French Wine Scholar course you work through all the major French wine regions, from Burgundy and Bordeaux to the Rhône Valley and Corsica.