Wine Tasting Classes Denver

2 classes in-person in Denver have spots left, and 13 classes live online are available.

WSET Level 1 Award in Wines: Introduction to Wine

Wine Education Institute

Explore the main styles and types of wine through sight, smell and taste. Gain the basic skills to describe wine accurately, as well as make wine and food pairings. Who should attend: This course is designed for new trade members specifically in the restaurant and retail sectors. This is also a good starting point for enthusiastic consumers looking for a strong overview of wine knowledge and a fun food and wine pairing. If you already have experience...

Sunday Nov 12th, 12:30–7pm Mountain Time

WSET Level 2 Award in Wines: Looking Behind the Label

Wine Education Institute

This course gives students an excellent all-around product knowledge. This course is a suitable starting point for trade members with industry experience. Who should attend: This course provides an all-round product knowledge and education. This course is structured for industry trade members in the areas of retail, hospitality, sales, production, and distribution / wholesale. Serious wine consumers with an interest in a deeper industry knowledge...

Sunday Oct 8th, 4–7pm Mountain Time

 (6 sessions)

$750

6 sessions

Tasting, Chemistry & Flaws

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Are you skilled in the sensory evaluation of wine? The practice of wine tasting requires a formalized methodology that includes understanding perceived wine flavors, aromas, and characteristics of wine. Sommeliers understand and can explain the structure, style, balance and quality of wine, as well identify winemaking flaws. This workshop is a must for those seeking to improve or master their wine tasting skills and knowledge.  Includes guided...

Sunday Oct 22nd, 2–5pm Pacific Time

Chardonnays of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Cab is often proclaimed as King, but Chard is everywhere... Chardonnay is Pinot’s Burgundian cousin, California’s most widely grown grape and is grown all over the world. Learn its origins, other homes and characteristics. Taste it with and without oak, from cool and warm climates. Discover how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions through a guided tasting of 6 wines. Despite the differences you will...

Thursday Oct 19th, 6–8pm Pacific Time

Zinfandels of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Zinfandel is a California classic and accounts for almost 10% of California grape vine acreage. Learn its origins, other homes and characteristics. Compare it to its genetic relatives from Italy, Croatia & perhaps beyond. Discover how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions through a guided tasting of 5-6 wines. Despite the differences you will find common threads. This class is a must for Zin lovers...

Thursday Oct 12th, 6–8pm Pacific Time

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Sauvignon Blancs of The World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Sauvignon Blanc is grown all over the world and ranges from easy poolside sipping to intensely herbaceous to lean and minerally to succulently sweet. Learn its origins, other homes and characteristics. Discover how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions through a guided tasting of 5-6 wines. Despite the differences you will find common threads. This class is a must for Sauvignon Blanc lovers and those seeking...

Thursday Nov 9th, 6–8pm Pacific Time

Cabernet Sauvignons of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

"God made Cabernet Sauvignon" - André Tchelistcheff  Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest of the Bordeaux family of grapes are grown all over the world. Learn Cabernet’s origins, other homes and characteristics. Discover how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions through a guided tasting of 5-6 wines. Despite the differences you will find common threads.  This class is a must for Cabernet lovers...

Thursday Nov 16th, 6–8pm Pacific Time

Sweet and Fortified Wines of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Nectar of the Gods Sweet white wine used to greatly outnumber dry reds among the revered wines of the world. Return to sweetness, learning about the classic dessert wines of the world, other homes, various production methods, and styles. Discover through a guided tasting how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions. Despite the differences you will find common threads. This class is a must for Dessert...

Saturday Dec 23rd, 11am–1pm Pacific Time

Rieslings of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Who says Riesling is sweet? Riesling thrives in cool climates and ages for decades but many only know the sweet and simple styles. It is made in many places from still to sparkling, bone-dry to dessert sweet. Learn its origins, other homes and characteristics. Discover how it varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various international regions through a guided tasting of 6 wines. Despite the differences, you will find common threads....

Thursday Oct 26th, 6–8pm Pacific Time

Wines of Northern France

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

France is one of the world's major wine-producing nations. In fact, their national Appellation d'Origine Controlee system is the basis for most wine labeling laws around the world and many of their grapes are grown throughout the world.  In this course, you will learn the cool climates, grapes and wine styles of northern France. We'll explore Champagne, Alsace, Loire and Burgundy. This workshop is part of the Certified Specialist of Wine...

Sunday Nov 5th, 2–5pm Pacific Time

Syrahs (Shiraz) of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Travel the world of Syrah... Syrah, also known as Shiraz, is a dark-skinned wine grape variety that can taste dramatically different depending on where it's grown.  In this workshop, we'll explore the power, elegance and versatility of Syrah/Shiraz and its potential to challenge Cab & Pinot as king of CA reds. Learn its origins, other homes and characteristics. Discover how Syrah varies based on climate, soils and traditions in various...

Thursday Nov 2nd, 6–8pm Pacific Time

Tuscan (aka Toscana) Wines

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Discover the major wine denominations of Central Italy’s Toscana region or as many say in English, Tuscany. Explore the famous appellations of Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Bolgheri, Chianti Classico Gran Selezione and much more. Learn where they're located, what grape varieties they're made from, their styles and importance, and an introduction to foods and culture of the regions.  This workshop is the first of 6...

Monday Oct 30th, 6–9pm Pacific Time

Wines of Idaho and British Columbia

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

If it were an American state, British Columbia would be our fifth largest producer of wine, just behind Oregon. It’s growing regions range from the verdant Vancouver Island to the gorgeous, lake-strung Okanagan Valley. It offers convincing wines from international varieties, such as Cabernet Franc and Gewurtztraminer, but also delightful wines from little-known hybrid grapes.  Learn all about BC—and Idaho which has a surprising number...

Monday Nov 20th, 6–9pm Pacific Time

Rosé Wines of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Real men drink pink, and so do real women. Rosé, or Blush, wine consumption has been increasing rapidly in recent years. From simple and fruity to complex, ageworthy, food wines, $5-$500 a bottle and everywhere in between. In this eye opening workshop, we'll learn about the original wines of the elite and how they're coming back strong. Any red grape can be used to make rosé and there are classic examples from hot to cool climates all over the...

Saturday Dec 16th, 11am–1pm Pacific Time

Temperate Climate Wines of the World

San Francisco Wine School @ Online

Learn all about wines from temperate zones and regions around the world. Flying at 10,000 feet, we will look at global climate patterns and their impact on wine as we tour the world by glass. We leave the extreme climates of cold and hot and strike out in the middle with both white and red wines as we journey through the highlights of Central France, Central Italy, Northern Spain and California.  Our guided tasting of 6-8 wines will focus...

Tuesday Nov 7th, 6–9pm Pacific Time

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