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  1. 01

    Level 1 · 4 min 40 sec

    How to taste wine without making things up

    Complete two written observations: smell strength after swirling and mouth sensation after a sip.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  2. 02

    Level 1 · 4 min 1 sec

    Aroma, taste and flavour

    Distinguish smell, basic taste and physical sensation before combining them.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  3. 03

    Level 1 · 4 min 25 sec

    Acidity: find the mouthwatering

    Recognize sourness and mouthwatering while distinguishing drying.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  4. 04

    Level 1 · 4 min 20 sec

    Tannin: why wine grips your mouth

    Distinguish astringent drying, bitterness and lack of sweetness.

    • Red
    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  5. 05

    Level 1 · 5 min 24 sec

    Sweetness, body and warmth

    Describe sweetness, apparent weight and alcohol warmth independently before combining them.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  6. 06

    Level 1 · 4 min 29 sec

    What makes a wine work?

    Support an assessment using intensity, finish, complexity and balance without equating them with preference.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  7. 07

    Level 1 · 4 min 35 sec

    Your brain is in the glass

    Distinguish expectation from observation and interpret a retaste without overclaiming.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  8. 08

    Level 1 · 4 min 21 sec

    Build your first tasting note

    Combine sensory evidence, a supported judgment and a practical preference; complete Level 1.

    • Sensory foundation
    Open class
  9. 09

    Level 2 · 9 min 48 sec

    The case of two Chardonnays

    Use structure and fruit direction to form a broad climate hypothesis—without turning it into a verdict.

    • Chardonnay
    • Chablis
    • White
    • Climate study
    Open class
  10. 10

    Level 2 · 9 min 5 sec

    Chardonnay at the mixing desk

    Hear Chardonnay as the base track, then separate the cellar controls that may shape the final mix.

    • Chardonnay
    • Chablis
    • White
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  11. 11

    Level 2 · 9 min 19 sec

    Sauvignon Blanc beyond aroma bingo

    Build a Sauvignon Blanc style hypothesis from a whole pattern—not one enthusiastic aroma.

    • Sauvignon Blanc
    • Sémillon
    • Loire
    • White
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  12. 12

    Level 2 · 9 min 6 sec

    Riesling and the sweetness trap

    Walk Riesling's sweetness-acidity tightrope without assuming the grape, region, or Kabinett category gives away the answer.

    • Riesling
    • Germany
    • White
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  13. 13

    Level 2 · 9 min 1 sec

    Pinot Gris: texture has a history

    Use one grape's different tailoring to connect texture with ripeness and production choices.

    • Pinot Grigio
    • Pinot Gris
    • Italy
    • White
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  14. 14

    Level 2 · 8 min 59 sec

    Cabernet: build the frame

    Separate grape tendency from style with A Cabernet-led · Old World-style, B Cabernet-led · New World-style, C Merlot-led · Old World-style, and D Merlot-led · New World-style.

    • Cabernet Sauvignon
    • Merlot
    • Bordeaux
    • Red
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  15. 15

    Level 2 · 8 min 59 sec

    Pinot Noir: pale is not simple

    Recognise typical Pinot Noir relationships while allowing riper, darker, and firmer expressions.

    • Pinot Noir
    • Burgundy
    • Red
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  16. 16

    Level 2 · 9 min 6 sec

    Build your red-wine toolkit

    Compare Syrah, Grenache, and Merlot as structural roles rather than flash cards.

    • Syrah
    • Shiraz
    • Rhône
    • Red
    • Grape deep dive
    Open class
  17. 17

    Level 3 · 5 min 52 sec

    The vine's year

    Follow the vine from dormancy through harvest and connect each vulnerable stage to its real risks.

    • Climate study
    Open class
  18. 18

    Level 3 · 3 min 30 sec

    Ripeness is a negotiation

    Connect harvest timing to several forms of grape maturity instead of one magic number.

    • Syrah
    • Red
    • Wine science
    Open class
  19. 19

    Level 3 · 4 min 10 sec

    Soil without the magic rocks

    Explain soil through water, air, temperature, nutrients, biology, roots, and management.

    • Mosel
    • Wine science
    Open class
  20. 20

    Level 3 · 4 min 26 sec

    Slope, aspect, altitude, and water

    Read a vineyard as a solar-and-water system inside its regional climate.

    • Mosel
    • Climate study
    Open class
  21. 21

    Level 3 · 3 min 01 sec

    Canopy, yield, and vine balance

    Connect canopy arrangement, crop load, vigour, sunlight, airflow, and reserves.

    • Wine science
    Open class