Wine Tasting Course In Sydney?
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Has anyone here done a wine tasting course in Sydney and if so was it any good?
When we were living in Scotland my girlfriend and I enjoyed having the odd wine and cheese night (I know we live life to the max!!) and we both really enjoyed them so I thought that I might try and mix a bit of pleasure with a bit of networking.
At the moment I have found this one but if anyone knows of any others?
When we were living in Scotland my girlfriend and I enjoyed having the odd wine and cheese night (I know we live life to the max!!) and we both really enjoyed them so I thought that I might try and mix a bit of pleasure with a bit of networking.
At the moment I have found this one but if anyone knows of any others?
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Here we go with one near the city if convenient http://www.sydneycommunitycollege.com.au/course/lswi1
#3
Looking at staying in the North Shore area anyway but thanks
at least I have a couple to compare now.
at least I have a couple to compare now.
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On our first wine tasting trip (in Mudgee) our guide commented that the best wine for you is the wine you like the taste of. That guidance has taken me through a number of wine tasting weekends in NSW. At present we have wines costing $9 a bottle and wines that are $45 a bottle both of which we enjoy.
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Most areas in Sydney have a local community college that do evening classes which will almost definitely include Wine Appreciation (the idea is to learn to appreciate it rather than just taste it
. I did one in Randwick which was good fun. You usually score a set of 6 tasting glasses as part of the fee.
Also there are courses in the city run by various Wine Societies.
I'd recommend you do a local class - more chance of meeting local people..
. I did one in Randwick which was good fun. You usually score a set of 6 tasting glasses as part of the fee. Also there are courses in the city run by various Wine Societies.
I'd recommend you do a local class - more chance of meeting local people..




