Wine courses in Italy – Autumn Update

ByRobert McNulty

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We have just finished a fabulous week running our WSET Level 3 Vendemmia Intensive in Umbria.  A great group of students joined us for six days at harvest time and many thanks must go to Cantine Lungarotti for their generous hospitality, we look forward to running the same course next year.

Our programme for the remainder of 2015 takes us to Umbria (Lungarotti), Rome, Sicily (Donnafugata) and Valpolicella (Masi).

Soon we will release our dates for 2016 with additional venues in Campania (Mastroberardino) and Sardinia (Argiolas) with other new locations being added in due course. We are delighted to be able to welcome our students to such prestigious producers across the country.

The #WSET is the world’s #1 in wine education and training and we are proud to be part of its development in Italy.

For more information visit wineacademyitalia.com

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