2024 vintage and terroir — Western U.S.
- What the 2024 growing season did to structure and aromatics
- How coastal and inland sites taste differently in the glass
- The varieties behind the blend, and why the blend matters
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Trade education series with CIVP, the Provence Wine Council
Two webinars on the 2024 vintage and the terroir behind it, the official Vins de Provence guide, the appellation map, and the exact wine lists to taste along. Free, and nothing to sign up for.
For buyers, sommeliers and distributor reps who need to explain why one Provence rosé is not the next.
Same 2024 vintage, same terroir foundations. Each session was recorded for its own market, so the trade context and the wines poured differ. Pick the one that matches your book.
The fastest way to stop a customer saying rosé is rosé. Where a wine sits between the Rhône and the Mediterranean changes what lands in the glass.
The western end, around Aix and into the Bouches-du-Rhône. Mistral-swept, open country.
Inland and higher, in the hills around Brignoles. Cooler nights, and it shows.
The largest, running from near Marseille to Villars-sur-Var, with named sub-zones including Sainte-Victoire, Fréjus, La Londe, Pierrefeu and Notre-Dame des Anges.
Short enough to watch between shifts. Each one answers a question your customers are already asking.
Provence is one chapter. WSET Level 2 gives you the framework to taste, describe and sell any wine on your list with the same confidence, taught online and in person by Napa Valley Wine Academy, a WSET Approved Programme Provider.