It is a fun and exciting time to be a wine lover in Texas. The Lone Star State is increasingly gaining the recognition it deserves as an outstanding wine region, and for good reason. Its rich history, diverse viticulture regions, and amazing growers and winemakers have put Texas wine on the map and have made Texas wine a field of study in itself. And the good news is there are now several great education options available to anyone who has an interest in broadening their knowledge about this fascinating topic.
Wine education classes are a good way to maximize our enjoyment of that magic elixir in our glass. Every bottle of wine tells a story, but full appreciation requires at least a rudimentary understanding of the blood, sweat, and sometimes tears it took to bring that wine from vine to glass. There are a multitude of wine education classes available, but Texas now has several unique options specifically tailored to Texas wine. And the good news is all of these options are accessible to every level of audience, from enthusiastic consumers to industry professionals.
Let’s take a look at each of these options individually. We’ll then examine how they compare and how they differ.
Specialist of Texas Wine Level 1 Certification
The first option we’ll consider is the Specialist of Texas Wine Level 1 certification program offered by the Texas Wine School. The Texas Wine School was founded in 2010 and operates as a 501(c)(3) offering a variety of wine
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