Winetellect Tasting Set Level 2 · Wine Enthusiast

About the product

Six wines from Italy, France and Portugal and, at the end, a certificate with your name on it. Building on Level 1, this set opens up the great wine countries. You will learn to name the aromas of classic grapes, tell still, sparkling and fortified wines apart and, above all, read French and Italian labels, which often don't even show the grape.

What's in the box

• 6 bottles of selected wines (0.75 l)
• a printed tasting sheet with a task for each wine
• a food pairing card for every wine
• 500 CZK voucher for a course or tasting at Wine Institute
• a code for the online Winetellect Level 2 certification at winetellect.com
• the Level 2 e-book as study material
• a digital badge for social media
• VIP club membership with event invitations

The wines

1. Prosecco Spago DOC Treviso, Giovanni Bedin (Veneto): why Prosecco smells of fruit, not brioche
2. Sancerre Tradition, Domaine Roger & Christophe Moreux (Loire): a Sauvignon you won't find on the label
3. Pinot Grigio, Terre Siciliane IGT, Anterra (Sicily): a fresh, mineral Italian white
4. Chianti Superiore DOCG Organic, Castello del Trebbio (Tuscany): Sangiovese and Italy's top classification
5. Château Lys de Maisonneuve, Montagne Saint-Émilion (Bordeaux): blending and oak
6. Tawny Port, Quinta de Santa Eufemia (Douro): what fortified wine is

How it works
Taste in numbered order using the tasting sheet. Each wine comes with a simple task. Why is Prosecco so fresh and fruity? Why does the label say Sancerre and not Sauvignon? How does IGT differ from DOCG? Can you taste the oak in the Bordeaux? You don't have to finish the set in one evening, enjoy it at your own pace. And if you share it with friends, the tasting is even more fun. Every bottle has a QR code on the sheet, so you can easily reorder the wines you liked.

Whenever you're ready, enter the code at winetellect.com, take the Level 2 test and get a certificate with your name. The Level 2 e-book covers aroma profiles, wine types, wine faults and French and Italian wine law.

Who it's for
Anyone who knows the basics and wants to go further, whether or not you've done Level 1. It also makes a great gift.

Alcoholic beverages are sold only to persons aged 18 and over.