French Wine Scholar - Vancouver
The French Wine Scholar program sets the industry standard as the most in-depth and comprehensive certification program devoted entirely to the wines of France.
Tailored for dedicated wine aficionados and industry professionals, the FWS is your passport to understanding the nuanced appellations, viticultural marvels, art of winemaking, historic landmarks and rich traditions that make French wine a global benchmark.
Graduates will receive a certificate, and lapel pin, as well as the use of the FWS post-nominal initials, symbolizing advanced-level proficiency and industry-wide respect.
DATES:
Wednesday, April 16
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 23
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 30
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 7
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 14
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 21
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 28
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 4
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 11
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 25 EXAM
6 - 7pm
VENUE: 13C Wine Storage
15 E 6th Ave, Vancouver
DETAILS:
Course Prerequisites: No prerequisite required but WSET Level 3 Award recommended.
Textbooks: Manual provided at first class.
Material and Supplies: 6 ISO tasting glasses or equivalent (not provided).
Student Evaluation: The examination consists of a 100 question multiple choice paper. A score of 75% or higher is required to pass.
Cancellation Policy: View here.
The French Wine Scholar program sets the industry standard as the most in-depth and comprehensive certification program devoted entirely to the wines of France.
Tailored for dedicated wine aficionados and industry professionals, the FWS is your passport to understanding the nuanced appellations, viticultural marvels, art of winemaking, historic landmarks and rich traditions that make French wine a global benchmark.
Graduates will receive a certificate, and lapel pin, as well as the use of the FWS post-nominal initials, symbolizing advanced-level proficiency and industry-wide respect.
DATES:
Wednesday, April 16
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 23
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 30
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 7
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 14
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 21
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 28
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 4
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 11
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 25 EXAM
6 - 7pm
VENUE: 13C Wine Storage
15 E 6th Ave, Vancouver
DETAILS:
Course Prerequisites: No prerequisite required but WSET Level 3 Award recommended.
Textbooks: Manual provided at first class.
Material and Supplies: 6 ISO tasting glasses or equivalent (not provided).
Student Evaluation: The examination consists of a 100 question multiple choice paper. A score of 75% or higher is required to pass.
Cancellation Policy: View here.
The French Wine Scholar program sets the industry standard as the most in-depth and comprehensive certification program devoted entirely to the wines of France.
Tailored for dedicated wine aficionados and industry professionals, the FWS is your passport to understanding the nuanced appellations, viticultural marvels, art of winemaking, historic landmarks and rich traditions that make French wine a global benchmark.
Graduates will receive a certificate, and lapel pin, as well as the use of the FWS post-nominal initials, symbolizing advanced-level proficiency and industry-wide respect.
DATES:
Wednesday, April 16
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 23
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, April 30
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 7
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 14
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 21
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, May 28
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 4
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 11
6 - 9pm
Wednesday, June 25 EXAM
6 - 7pm
VENUE: 13C Wine Storage
15 E 6th Ave, Vancouver
DETAILS:
Course Prerequisites: No prerequisite required but WSET Level 3 Award recommended.
Textbooks: Manual provided at first class.
Material and Supplies: 6 ISO tasting glasses or equivalent (not provided).
Student Evaluation: The examination consists of a 100 question multiple choice paper. A score of 75% or higher is required to pass.
Cancellation Policy: View here.
WHAT TO EXPECT
From a comprehensive 330 page study manual to interactive online modules, expert instruction and tastings, and an engaging student community, every element is meticulously curated to foster a profound understanding and appreciation of French wine culture.