Served at the table, used in various recipes for good food or served in church, wine has travelled through the history of mankind. The first traces of cultivated vines date back to the seventh millennium BC.
Gradually it became so popular and important that it is present in many mythologies and traditions. Much later, in the seventeenth century, winemakers began to focus on the search for quality wines. Oenology, or the science of wine, only emerged in the twentieth century.
Today, wine is a natural part of a dinner with friends or an aperitif after work. Whether it is red, white or rosé, it creates conviviality and can be drunk with both refined and simple dishes. Drinking it in good company is much more enjoyable than drinking it alone in your corner. Don't hesitate to include it in your romantic evenings. With the decoration and everything else, your partner would feel as if they were in an atmosphere straight out of a film. And to add a touch of romance, why not extend the evening to a candlelit format where wine reigns supreme.
Consumed in moderation, it is good for your health. Studies have shown that you can feel the benefits of wine after 2 to 6 glasses. It has vasodilator, antioxidant and antiaggregant effects.
According to the World Health Organization, the negative effects of wine on health only appear after two 10cl glasses per day for a woman and three glasses for a man. Consume in moderation.
To put it bluntly, wine is an art to be mastered. In fact, it is not easy for an amateur to choose which wine to buy in the supermarket. Many people don't like wine after a bad experience, that it tastes bad or that the best quality is to expensive. So why not take this course?
Through this course:
Gradually it became so popular and important that it is present in many mythologies and traditions. Much later, in the seventeenth century, winemakers began to focus on the search for quality wines. Oenology, or the science of wine, only emerged in the twentieth century.
Today, wine is a natural part of a dinner with friends or an aperitif after work. Whether it is red, white or rosé, it creates conviviality and can be drunk with both refined and simple dishes. Drinking it in good company is much more enjoyable than drinking it alone in your corner. Don't hesitate to include it in your romantic evenings. With the decoration and everything else, your partner would feel as if they were in an atmosphere straight out of a film. And to add a touch of romance, why not extend the evening to a candlelit format where wine reigns supreme.
Consumed in moderation, it is good for your health. Studies have shown that you can feel the benefits of wine after 2 to 6 glasses. It has vasodilator, antioxidant and antiaggregant effects.
According to the World Health Organization, the negative effects of wine on health only appear after two 10cl glasses per day for a woman and three glasses for a man. Consume in moderation.
To put it bluntly, wine is an art to be mastered. In fact, it is not easy for an amateur to choose which wine to buy in the supermarket. Many people don't like wine after a bad experience, that it tastes bad or that the best quality is to expensive. So why not take this course?
Through this course:
- Learn the history of wine and eight facts you need to know about wine.
- You will know the process of making wine.
- You will learn a range of vocabulary used by oenologists.
- Learn about the different types of wine and their characteristics.
- You'll know all the tricks of the trade for the perfect evening wine.
- You will have enriched your vocabulary and will know more about winemaking, wine tasting, vintage and grape varieties.
Langue du cours: EN
Phrase d'accroche: Discover wine and its world with this course!
Prérequis du cours: No prerequisites required
Ce que tu apprendras: Gain a good general knowledge of wine;Understand the wine production chain;Gain an overview of the production line;Gain an arsenal of vocabulary and tips for a successful evening with wine
Destinataires du cours:
- Anyone who wants to choose a good wine independently, without asking others, and thus be able to advise others.
- Employees, entrepreneurs and managers in the catering sector
- Students and future students of oenology
Programme:
- Why should you care about wine?
- From the grape to the intoxicating liquid in our glasses, how does it work?
- Vocabulary break
- Focus on types of wine
- Tips for a successful wine evening
Profil du formateur: This course has been developed by wine professionals.
Description du cours: Illustrations and tutorial videos;Documentation and useful links;Exchange FORUM
Version: 01-14/12/2023-1012
Course Duration: 150
Skill Level: Beginner