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Wine Educate: WSET Award in Wines, Education Resources and Certifications. Study tips and practical advice for wine Enthusiasts and Professionals. Wine Tasting Techniques, Food Pairing Tips, Wine Education Trips. Buying wine. Ordering wine in restaurants.

Podcast Wine Educate: WSET Award in Wines, Education Resources and Certifications. Study tips and practical advice for wine Enthusiasts and Professionals. Wine Tasting Techniques, Food Pairing Tips, Wine Education Trips. Buying wine. Ordering wine in restaurants.
Joanne Close
Welcome to the Wine Educate Podcast, your ultimate guide to mastering wine through the lens of WSET wine courses and certifications. Whether you’re a beginner e...

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  • 28. WSET Level 3: What to Expect from the Course and the Exam
    Wine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class/trip updates. Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content! Thinking about taking WSET Level 3 but not sure what you're signing up for? In this episode, host Joanne Close walks you through how the course is structured, what the exam includes, and how different course formats (in-person, online, accelerated) might affect your learning experience. If you’ve been on the fence or want to know what’s expected before you enroll, this episode will give you a clear picture. What’s in This Episode? 1. What the Course Covers Deeper exploration of viticulture and winemaking Key grape varieties and wine styles Major wine-producing regions and how natural and human factors impact wine Expanded SAT tasting technique with more complexity Focus on interconnecting concepts for essay writing and tasting 2. Course Formats and Scheduling Standard Format: One 2-hour class per week for 15 weeks Accelerated Format: Two classes per week over 8 weeks Online Option: 9-week online modules with an in-person tasting calibration and exam 3. Exam Structure Tasting Exam: 30 minutes to assess two wines (white and red) Theory Exam: 2 hours with 50 multiple choice questions and 4 short essay-style questions Written portion is in-depth—expect around eight printed pages You must take the exam in person due to the tasting component 4. Why Preparation Before Class Matters Regardless of format, students need to prepare before the first class Trying to catch up between sessions can create panic and stress Students are often surprised by how quickly the course moves 5. The Importance of Class Participation Level 3 is discussion-heavy—expect to speak and be questioned Instructors act more like coaches, guiding you through analysis and critical thinking You’ll be asked “why” constantly to build your ability to explain and connect concepts 6. Understanding vs. Memorizing Level 3 success is about comprehension and application, not just rote memorization The more prepared you are ahead of time, the more you’ll get from the in-class experience Next Episode – Episode 29 Joanne shares practical strategies for preparing for WSET Level 3 without feeling overwhelmed. Learn how to set yourself up for success before the course even begins. Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content! Thanks for listening.  
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  • 27. The Big Jump – Why WSET Level 3 Feels So Much Harder Than Level 2
    Wine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class/trip updates. Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content! Episode Summary: In this first episode of a brand-new series, Joanne dives into what makes the leap from WSET Level 2 to Level 3 so significant—and why it often catches students off guard. With a global pass rate hovering around 50%, Level 3 is a challenging course, but it’s completely doable with the right preparation and mindset. Joanne shares key insights on the differences between Levels 1, 2, and 3, and explains why early study habits and clear structure can make all the difference. Whether you're prepping for Level 3 now or just beginning your wine education journey, this episode is packed with tips to help you stay focused and motivated. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Why the jump from Level 2 to Level 3 is such a challenge How each WSET level builds on different types of learning: Level 1 = What Level 2 = How Level 3 = Why Recap: The exam is passable if you understand the expectations early on The course is comprehensive and structured—but you’ll need time outside of class to absorb and review How to prepare - we will talk about that next week. Subscribe so you don't miss it.   What makes Level 3's exam format more demanding (hello, essays and tasting!) Common pitfalls students face—and how to avoid them Why structure, feedback, and community are key to success Encouragement for all wine students: these lessons are helpful even if you're not at Leve 3 Next Week: In Episode 28, Joanne breaks down exactly what to expect from the WSET Level 3 course itself—so you can walk in with confidence. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss it! Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content!
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  • 26. WSET Level 3 Bootcamp - Lessons from the Vineyard (Part 2)
    26. WSET Level 3 Bootcamp - Lessons from the Vineyard (Part 2) Level 3 Bootcamp 2026 - TRIP DETAILS Wine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class/trip updates. Episode Description In this episode of Wine Educate, host Joanne Close continues the Lessons from the Vineyard series, focusing on winemaking (vinification) at Château Camplazens. During the WSET Level 3 Bootcamp, students got a firsthand look at the winery’s fermentation process, barrel aging choices, and the fascinating mobile bottling van. Each lesson is tied to a Level 3 essay question, helping students apply their vineyard experiences to WSET exam prep. Joanne also shares details about the next Level 3 Bootcamp, happening April 6–11, 2026. What’s in This Episode? 1. Understanding Extraction in Fermentation Cement fermentation tanks – why they’re used and how they’re epoxy-lined to remain inert. Punching down on a mechanized track – a technique used at the winery to control extraction efficiently. WSET Level 3 Essay Question: Name four processes for increasing extraction during fermentation in red wine production. Possible answers: Punching down, pumping over, rack and return, rotary fermenters. 2. Barrel Aging and Oak Selection Visiting the barrel room, where students observed different barrels, oak sources, and toasting levels. How the winery uses first, second, and third-year barrels to influence the wine’s complexity. A fun moment: One student wished she could bottle the scent of the barrel room as a perfume – Eau de Oak! WSET Level 3 Essay Question: Name two ways aging wine in barrels affects the wine. Possible answers: Softens tannins through oxidation and adds oak flavors (cedar, spice, smoke). 3. The Magic of the Mobile Bottling Van A rare opportunity – the group got to see the mobile bottling van in action! Why medium-sized wineries hire mobile bottling companies instead of owning expensive bottling lines. Inside the bottling truck: Watching wine move from tanks to labeled, sealed, and boxed bottles—like a Willy Wonka factory for wine! WSET Level 3 Essay Question: What are the advantages of using a screw cap over a cork for rosé wine? Possible answers: Screw caps prevent cork taint (TCA) and preserve aromatic fruit flavors better for young wines. Next WSET Level 3 Bootcamp – April 6–11, 2026 The next Bootcamp dates are confirmed! Limited to 12 participants for an intimate and immersive learning experience. Sign up at: www.wineeducate.com Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content! 🎧 Thanks for listening!
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  • 25. WSET Level 3 Bootcamp - Lessons from the Vineyard (Part 1)
    Wine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class/trip updates. WSET Level 3 Bootcamp - Trip Details In this episode of Wine Educate, host Joanne Close shares insights from the WSET Level 3 Bootcamp in the South of France. After an incredible week at Château Camplazens, Joanne reflects on key vineyard lessons that bring WSET theory to life. She explores how studying viticulture in the field helps Level 3 students prepare for essay questions, how natural factors like winds, soil, and climate impact grape growing, and why experiencing a vineyard firsthand can be a game-changer for wine students. She also announces the 2026 WSET Level 3 Bootcamp, set for April 6–11, and explains why it’s moving to the spring instead of February. What’s in This Episode? 1. Why Vineyard Learning Is Essential for WSET Students Seeing viticulture concepts firsthand makes studying more effective. Visiting any vineyard near you can help cement key WSET principles. 2. The Mediterranean Climate & Organic Wine Production Château Camplazens sits in a warm Mediterranean climate, which impacts grape growing. Key learning: Low rainfall and strong winds reduce disease pressure, making organic viticulture easier. Essay Question Example: Why is a Mediterranean climate well-suited for producing organic wines? 3. Observing Soil Variation from the Tower The bare vines in March revealed the vineyard’s different soil types (limestone, clay, gravel). Different soil parcels are harvested separately to increase complexity in the wines. From the tower, students could see the Pyrenees, the Mediterranean, and the Black Mountains, reinforcing how geography impacts wine. 4. Understanding Frost Risk & Vineyard Site Selection Even in a warm Mediterranean climate, frost can still be a risk in low-lying vineyard areas. Lesson: Cold air sinks, and certain vineyard sections are more frost-prone. Essay Question Example: A vineyard is being planted in a frost-prone area. Name two things that can be done during vineyard layout and planting to help mitigate frost. 5. Climate Change & Heat-Resistant Grapes Winemakers in Roussillon are experimenting with new heat- and drought-resistant varieties. Example: Assyrtiko, a grape from Greece, is being trialed in the South of France. Essay Question Example: How are vines trained in La Mancha, and why? Upcoming WSET Level 3 Bootcamp – April 6–11, 2026 Next year’s Bootcamp is moving to April (instead of February) for better weather and longer daylight hours. Limited to 12 participants for a more immersive experience. Learn more and reserve your spot WSET Level 3 Bootcamp - South of France 2026 | Wine Educate Final Thoughts Studying vineyards on-site helps Level 3 students apply WSET knowledge to real-world scenarios. The next episode (Part 2) will dive deeper into more vineyard lessons from the trip! Connect with Wine Educate: Website: www.wineeducate.comInstagram: @wineeducateEmail: [email protected] Newsletter:  Sign up for exclusive content! 🎧 Thanks for listening!
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  • 24. The Three Best Wine Books You Will Ever Own!
    Wine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class updates.  Episode Description In this episode of Wine Educate, host Joanne Close shares the three essential wine books that have been her go-to resources throughout her 20+ years of WSET education. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced student, these books will help you deepen your knowledge of wine, viticulture, winemaking, and regional geography. Joanne discusses why these books are must-haves, how to use them effectively, and what makes them invaluable for WSET students at all levels. What’s in This Episode? 1. The Oxford Companion to Wine (4th Edition) – Edited by Jancis Robinson & Julia Harding The most comprehensive wine reference book available, covering history, viticulture, winemaking, and key wine terms. First published in 1994, now in its fourth edition (2023) with hundreds of new entries, including "celebrity wine," "heat wave," "low-intervention wine," and more. How to use it: A dictionary-style reference to quickly look up unfamiliar wine terms like malolactic conversion, AVAs, and wine faults. Where to find it: Available on Amazon, thriftbooks.com, and other major booksellers. 2. The World Atlas of Wine (8th Edition) – Jancis Robinson & Hugh Johnson First published in the 1960s, this book remains the definitive wine atlas, featuring detailed maps of the world’s wine regions. The altitude and topography maps help students visualize key wine-growing areas. How to use it: Essential for Level 2 & Level 3 students to memorize major cities, rivers, and wine regions. Also includes fundamental wine knowledge, making it an excellent reference for beginner and intermediate students. 3. Understanding Wine Technology (4th Edition) – David Bird MW A technical yet accessible book that simplifies complex winemaking processes, chemistry, and equipment. Originally written to support Level 3 students, this book is a perfect supplement to the WSET study materials. How to use it: Great for understanding fermentation, stabilizing agents, wine faults, and bridging the gap between science and practical wine knowledge. The latest edition (2022) is co-authored by a French winemaker based in Portland for even more real-world insight. Final Thoughts These three books should be on every wine student’s nightstand—they provide the foundation for serious wine study and exploration. There are many other amazing wine books out there, and Joanne will cover more in future episodes! Have a favorite wine book? Share it on Instagram @wineeducate! Connect with Wine Educate Instagram: @wineeducateWine Educate Newsletter – Sign up for exclusive content and class updates. Website: www.wineeducate.comEmail: [email protected] Thanks for listening. See you next time.  
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Welcome to the Wine Educate Podcast, your ultimate guide to mastering wine through the lens of WSET wine courses and certifications. Whether you’re a beginner exploring WSET Level 1 or preparing for the rigorous WSET Level 3 exam, this podcast is packed with insights tailored for every stage of your wine education journey. Learn wine tasting techniques using the Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT), discover expert strategies for excelling in WSET essay practice, and dive into topics like food and wine pairing and career pathways in the wine industry. With episodes on professional wine education, tips for online wine classes, and behind-the-scenes stories from WSET exam preparation, we’ll help you turn your passion for wine into expertise. Whether you’re pursuing wine certification for personal growth or advancing your career as a sommelier or educator, the Wine Educate Podcast is here to guide you—one glass at a time. Subscribe now to gain the confidence to ace your WSET courses and elevate your appreciation of wine! This podcast is for you if you are asking questions such as: How do I study for WSET classes? How do I pass WSET Level 3? How do I pass WSET Theory? How do I pass WSET Tasting? How can I take WSET Level 1 course online? Where can I take WSET Level 1 course online? Where can I take WSET Level 2 course online? Where can I take WSET Level 3 course online? What are the WSET Level 2 study materials? How can I prepare for the WSET Level 3 exam? What wine certification programs are available? What are the best wine education podcasts? Where are wine tasting courses near me? How can I take an online wine education class? What are Wine and Spirit Education Trust certifications? How can I become a certified sommelier? What is a wine appreciation course? What wine education is for beginners? What are advanced wine studies? Can I study wine abroad? Can I study WSET in France? Can I study WSET in Europe? What are the top wine regions to visit? How can I find wine tasting tours? What are some WSET exam tips? What are some wine industry certifications? What are professional wine qualifications? What are some wine courses for enthusiasts? What is the WSET diploma program? What are the benefits of obtaining a WSET Level 1 certification? How can I prepare for the WSET Level 2 exam? What topics are covered in the WSET Level 3 course? Are there online courses available for WSET certifications? What is the difference between WSET and sommelier certifications? How long does it take to complete WSET Level 1? What are the costs associated with WSET Level 2 courses? Can I take WSET exams online? What career opportunities are available with a WSET Level 3 certification? How do I find WSET-approved course providers near me? What study materials are recommended for WSET Level 2? Are there practice exams available for WSET Level 3? What is the pass rate for WSET Level 2 exams? How does WSET certification benefit wine professionals? What are the prerequisites for enrolling in WSET Level 3? Can I retake the WSET exam if I don't pass on the first attempt? What is the format of the WSET Level 1 exam? Are there scholarships available for WSET courses? How does WSET certification compare to other wine education programs? What are the best resources for WSET Level 3 exam preparation? How many wines do you taste in WSET Level 2? Is WSET Level 3 difficult? What jobs can I get with a WSET certification? What is the difference between WSET and CMS (Court of Master Sommeliers)? How can I memorize wine regions for the WSET exam? Do I need WSET Level 1 before taking Level 2? What’s the difference between WSET Level 2 and Level 3? How does blind tasting work in WSET exams? Is WSET certification worth it? What are the hardest parts of the WSET Level 3 exam? Can you skip WSET Level 1 and go straight to Level 2? What are the key sparkling wine styles covered in WSET Level 3? How do I apply the BLIC (Balance, Length, Intensity, Complexity) method? What are the key wine regions I need to know for WSET Level 3? How does soil type affect wine for WSET exams? What are the essential fortified wines to know for WSET Level 3? How do I prepare for the WSET Level 3 short-answer questions? What is BLIC in wine tasting, and how is it used in WSET? What’s the best way to practice multiple-choice questions for WSET? What’s the best way to take notes during a WSET wine tasting? What wines should I blind taste for WSET Level 3? How do I taste wine like a professional? What’s the difference between young and mature wines? How do I recognize wine faults like cork taint or oxidation? Why do some wines taste buttery? What’s the best way to aerate a wine before drinking? How do I know if a wine is corked? How do tannins in wine interact with food? What wines pair best with soft cheeses? How does sweetness in wine affect food pairings? How do I pair wine with vegetarian dishes? What’s the best way to store wine at home? What is the ideal serving temperature for different types of wine? How do I recognize residual sugar in a wine? What does "legs" or "tears" mean in a wine glass? Why do sommeliers swirl wine in a glass? What’s the best way to train my palate for wine tasting? What are the best food pairings for high-acid wines? What is volatile acidity, and how does it affect wine? What’s the best way to decant an older wine? What are the best wine regions to visit in France? What’s the best way to explore Champagne’s vineyards? How do I book a private wine tour in Bordeaux? How do I find exclusive wine experiences while traveling? What are the best wine travel destinations for beginners? How do I pack wine for international travel? What are the best wineries to visit in Napa Valley? What are the top wine destinations for 2025? What is the best way to study for WSET Level 1? How many hours should I study for WSET Level 2? What wines should I taste for WSET Level 3 preparation? What happens if I fail a WSET exam? How do I register for a WSET course near me? What’s the difference between WSET and ISG (International Sommelier Guild)? What is the best tasting technique for WSET blind tastings? Are WSET certifications worth it for casual wine lovers? What are the key wine laws I need to know for WSET exams? How do I properly assess wine structure for WSET tasting exams? What are the most common wine myths debunked? How do acidity, tannins, and alcohol impact wine balance? What are the best free resources for learning about wine? How does soil type affect wine flavors? What’s the difference between a varietal wine and a blended wine? What is the pass rate for WSET Level 3? How do I describe primary, secondary, and tertiary aromas in WSET tasting notes? What are the best food and wine pairing resources for WSET students? How do I memorize key grape varieties for WSET exams? What’s the best way to practice identifying wine acidity levels? What are the key differences between WSET and the Master of Wine (MW) program? What are the required passing scores for WSET Level 2 and Level 3? How does WSET Level 3 compare to Certified Sommelier exams? What are the best study apps for WSET students? How does terroir influence a wine’s characteristics? What is the best way to write an essay answer for WSET Level 3? What’s the best way to practice WSET multiple-choice questions? How do I improve my wine vocabulary for WSET exams? What are the most commonly tested wines in WSET blind tastings? How do I detect a faulty wine during a WSET tasting? How do I assess a wine’s body in WSET tastings? What’s the difference between WSET Level 3 and the WSET Diploma? What is the best method for retaining WSET study material? How do I apply WSET knowledge to a professional wine career? What are the best ways to prepare for the WSET Diploma? What is the most challenging part of WSET Level 3? What is the best wine tasting order for WSET practice? How do I improve my ability to recognize tannin structure? What’s the best way to identify oak influence in wine? How do I recognize lees influence in sparkling wine? What’s the best way to train my palate for blind tasting? How do I detect minerality in wine? What is the best way to compare Old World vs. New World wines? Why do some wines taste better after decanting? How does high-altitude viticulture affect wine flavors? What is volatile acidity, and how does it affect wine? How do different yeast strains affect wine flavor? What’s the difference between oxidative and reductive winemaking? How do I build a wine tasting group for practice? What are the most common wine faults I should be able to recognize? How does wine temperature impact aroma perception? What are the best glassware choices for different wine styles? How do different pruning techniques affect wine quality? How do I balance fruit, acidity, and tannin when assessing wine? What is the difference between fruit intensity and ripeness? Why do some wines have floral aromas? What’s the best way to cleanse your palate during a tasting? How do I recognize aged characteristics in white wines? What’s the best way to understand texture in wine? How do I differentiate between different oak treatments? How does climate change impact grape growing and wine styles? What is the best way to learn about fortified wines? What’s the best method for identifying residual sugar in wine? What are the main causes of bitterness in wine? How do I train myself to detect subtle wine aromas? What wines pair best with umami-rich foods? How does acidity in wine affect food pairings? What’s the best wine to pair with sushi? How do I pair wine with chocolate-based desserts? What are the best wines to pair with barbecue? How do I pair wine with Asian cuisine? What’s the best wine for spicy dishes? How do I choose a wine for a multi-course meal? What’s the best way to pair wine with cheese? How do tannins in wine affect food texture? What are the most expensive wines ever sold? How do I host a wine tasting party at home? What’s the best wine to bring to a dinner party? What are the best wine accessories for beginners? How do I tell if a wine will improve with age? What is the best way to prepare for the WSET Diploma? How many attempts do I get for a WSET exam? What’s the best study method for WSET theory exams? How do I write a proper WSET tasting note? What are the key sparkling wine terms for WSET Level 3? How do I recognize a wine’s alcohol level in WSET tastings? How do I improve my tasting speed for WSET exams? What are the most common mistakes people make in WSET exams? What’s the difference between Grand Cru and Premier Cru in WSET? How do I assess wine balance in WSET tastings? What are the key fortified wine styles for WSET exams? What’s the best way to identify tannins in a WSET tasting? How do I structure my answers for WSET Level 3 essays? How do I train my memory for WSET exams? What are the best WSET flashcard apps? How do I apply WSET tasting techniques to real-world situations? What are the key differences between WSET Level 3 and the WSET Diploma? How do I practice identifying acidity levels in wine? What is the best way to analyze a wine’s length in WSET tastings? What are the key learning objectives of WSET Level 1? What are the top wine destinations in the world? How do I plan a wine tour in Tuscany? What are the best small wineries to visit in Napa Valley? How do I book exclusive wine tastings in Bordeaux How do I find off-the-beaten-path wineries? What’s the best way to visit Champagne without a car? What are the best wine experiences in Spain? What are the top emerging wine regions? What’s the best time of year for wine travel? How do I get a job in the wine industry? What are the best online wine business courses? How do I start a wine education business? What are the best wine careers outside of winemaking? How do I detect Brettanomyces (Brett) in wine? What’s the best way to learn wine aroma descriptors? What’s the best way to train my palate for acidity in wine? How does alcohol content impact wine perception? How do I assess the finish of a wine? How do I determine if a wine is faulty? What’s the difference between flavor intensity and aroma intensity? How do I identify the effects of lees aging in wine? What’s the difference between fruit ripeness and fruit character? How do I distinguish between different types of tannins? How does wine glass shape affect aroma perception? How do I assess a wine’s potential for aging? What are the key differences between fresh fruit and dried fruit aromas? What’s the difference between oak-derived and bottle-aged aromas? How do I develop my ability to detect spice characteristics in wine? What’s the best way to compare acidity across different wines? How do I identify a wine that has undergone carbonic maceration? What are the best resources for improving wine tasting skills? What are the best wines to pair with grilled meats? How do I pair wine with Indian food? What’s the best way to pair wine with creamy sauces? How do I choose a wine for salty foods? What wines complement citrus-based dishes? What are the best wines for pairing with umami flavors? How does residual sugar affect food pairings? What are the best wine pairings for Mediterranean cuisine? What are the best wine bars in Paris? What’s the best way to tour wine country on a budget? How do I find wineries that allow barrel tastings? What are the best wine tours in Portugal? How do I get around Napa Valley without a car? What are the best wine regions for sustainable wineries? What are the best organic wineries to visit? What are the best small-production wineries in France? How do I start a career as a wine educator? What are the best social media platforms for wine professionals? How do I become a wine influencer? What are the best ways to network in the wine industry? What are the best continuing education programs for wine professionals? What are the most common career paths for WSET graduates? What’s the best way to transition from hospitality to wine education? What’s the difference between free-run juice and pressed juice? How does a winemaker control tannin extraction? What are the different types of fermentation vessels? How does sulfur dioxide (SO2) affect wine? What’s the impact of canopy management on grape ripeness? How do winemakers achieve balance between sugar and acidity? What’s the effect of concrete fermentation on wine flavor? What are the key differences between organic and biodynamic winemaking? How does carbonic maceration change the taste of wine? 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