Wines of Georgia | Online Course
Discover the Ancient Wines of Georgia — The Cradle of Wine
You’ve studied classic regions like France and Italy, but Georgia’s wines remain a mystery. You’ve heard about its 8,000-year winemaking history and qvevri traditions, yet few courses truly explain what makes this region so unique.
Now imagine walking the vineyards of Kakheti, exploring ancient cellars, and finally understanding how Georgia’s indigenous grapes and clay-fermented wines are reshaping the modern wine world. You can confidently discuss regions, varieties, and traditions rarely covered in mainstream wine education.
The Wines of Georgia Online Course, developed in partnership with the National Wine Agency of Georgia, is the only officially sanctioned English-language certification devoted entirely to Georgian wine. Guided by Catherine Bugue, DipWSET, you’ll gain the expertise to identify key regions, grape varieties, and winemaking methods through on-location videos, interactive maps, and concise, self-paced lessons.
Course Highlights:
- Official Certification: Earn your NVWA/Wines of Georgia certificate and digital badge (Add-On).
- Self-Paced Learning: Complete the course in approximately 3 hours with 12 months of access from purchase.
- Rich Visual Learning: Enjoy on-location videos, detailed maps, and engaging activities.
- Advanced Insight: Perfect for learners with intermediate level knowledge such as WSET Level 2+ or TasteCoach Wine Intermediate.
This course is available exclusively to Premier Crew™ members as a complimentary benefit. Join today and explore the birthplace of wine and gain a credential that few in the world possess.
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This course is included with Premier Crew™ membership
It isn't sold on its own. Membership also includes the other eight specialist courses, the WSET exam-prep study tools (flashcards, practice questions and prep packages), and the monthly live Tasting Labs.
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