Brief Introduction
This course is an entry level course, aiming at those who have basic knowledge about wine and willing to start the wine journey. Through two hours learning, you’ll get to know more clear and detail wine knowledge than basic level, the tasting method and wine services. It is designed to provide an easy to understanding and interesting knowledge delivering course. There are no hard-to-understanding professional wine words and too much definitions. We’re hoping to give the candidate who has basic concepts about wine a clear learning routes.
Course Content
- Wine history
- Global wine introduction
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Germany
- United States
- Chile
- Argentina
- Australia
- New Zealand
- South Africa
- Key words of wine labels
- The influences of oak barrel
- The aromas of wine
- How to open a bottle of wine
- How to decant the wine
- Wine storage
- Food pairing
- Wine and health
Assessment
Assessment is done by a close-book exam of 30 multiple choice question. And each question has only one right choice.
Candidates passed the exam will get a FDA Intermediate Certificate of Wine and a pin.
Total Course Time and Learning Hours
Total Course Time is 2 hours, and this includes the 30 minutes for the examination.
2 hours of self-learning time before the course delivering is suggested for those have little information about the wine.
Entry Requirements
There are no restriction on entry the FDA Intermediate Wine Certificate except for the candidates who are under the legal minimum age for the alcoholic drinking cannot taste the wines in the course but this is not the barrier to successfully completing the qualification.
Recommended Next Learning Course
The FDA Intermediate Wine Certificate, or an equivalent level of experience, is recommended for entry to the FDA Advanced Wine Certificate learning.