WSET Level 4 Diploma | D1 Wine Production
WSET LEVEL 4 D1 WINE PRODUCTION COURSE
Your Diploma journey begins with D1 – Wine Production
D1 Wine Production kicks off the WSET Diploma program, and builds a foundation of theory knowledge for future units. This detailed examination of production demonstrates how key decisions in the vineyard and cellar combine to impact a wine’s style, quality, and price.
Prerequisites: A passing score for WSET Level 3 Award in Wines (or Wine & Spirits)
Bundled with $450 WSET New Diploma Candidate Registration
Price includes all study materials, digital textbook access, and exam fee.
We’ll provide a recommended list of wines to purchase for the course. For added convenience, you can also purchase an optional D1 Wine Kit, featuring 12 curated 100ml wine samples from our trusted wine kit partner. The purchase link will be sent in your course registration confirmation email.
For future course and exam dates, please see the "What's Included" section below.
WSET Diploma New Candidate Registration
The WSET requires all new Level 4 students to register for Diploma Candidacy when enrolling in their first unit, D1 Wine Production. This initial candidate registration enrolls the student as an official WSET Diploma Candidate for a period of 3 years. This is enough time for most students to complete all six units. If a candidate is not able to complete all six units in the initial three years, the WSET will require payment of a candidate renewal fee for an additional three years of eligibility. Any exam passes carry over, so no student ever has to retake any exams they have already passed.
NOTE:
WSET Diploma New Candidate RegistrationThe WSET requires all new Level 4 students to register for Diploma Candidacy when enrolling in their first unit, D1 Wine Production. This initial candidate registration enrolls the student as an official WSET Diploma Candidate for a period of 3 years, in which they must complete all 6 units.
$450.00
IMPORTANT: Don't use your own account's email address for other students.
Each student must have its own email address for course access and communication purposes.