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  Course Category : Catering
    Course Title : Old and New World Wine Seminar
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Course Code : W012
Medium of Instruction : English (with Cantonese translation)
Duration : 2 hours
Commencement : 17 & 18 January 2008


Objective:

After the seminar, participants will have gained a lot more basic knowledge about old and new world wines, understand how the climate, soil of various countries affected the growing of grapes and caused the appearance of various wine styles among countries. During the seminar, participants will have the chance to taste wines and sparkling wines produced from various countries, in order to fully experience the difference in between them.
 


Outline:   

1)  Factors that affect style, quality and taste of old and new world wines

  • Climate

  • Soil

  • Grape growing

2)  Grape varieties and the country of origin effects

  • Chardonnay

  • Sauvignon Blanc

  • Riesling

  • Pinot Noir

  • Cabernet Sauvignon

  • Merlot

  • Syrah / Shiraz

3) Introduction on representative old and new world wine countries

  • France

  • Germany

  • Italy

  • Australia

  • New Zealand

  • California, USA

  • Others

4 ) Sparkling wine and Champagne introduction

5)  How to read wine labels and differentiate different styles of wines

6)  Tasting of wines and sparkling wines of different countries

7)  Q&A
 


Speaker Background Information

Mr. Derrick Lee       -       President of International Bartenders Association

  • Ex-Divisional Manager of Educational Institute of Singapore Hotels Association – Food and Beverage

  • Certified Hospitality Administrator – American Hotel Lodging Association

  • Advanced Certificate in Wine and Spirit Course - WEST


Remarks:        

As seats are limited, the maximum amount of enrolment from each establishment can only be 5 persons per daily session.






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