Honored to have been entitled Valpolicella Wine Specialist for the Swedish market
We are glad to announce that The Good Wine Habit has been selected by YRGO – Högre Yrkesutbildning as the WSET Approved Programme Provider to offer their students the WSET Level 2 and Level 3 Award in Wines qualifications. These are part of YRGO´s sommelier education course. YRGO is run by the City of Gothenburg […]
Last Tuesday, the 10th of April 2018, I have been nominated Italian Wine Ambassador by the Vinitaly International Academy (VIA), an educational institution, based in Verona, aimed at promoting the excellence and diversity of the Italian wine around the world. The VIA Certification Course was held in Verona from the 6th to the 10th of […]
Last Monday 18 of January 2015 I flew to London to receive my WSET Diploma Certificate during the WSET Awards and Graduation Ceremony. I couldn’t believe it when I received the news about having passed my last exam in September and I was even more excited to participate to the official ceremony and celebrate […]
Last October 2016, I finally passed the French Wine Scholar exam with honors. What an interesting “trip” through all the French wine producing regions and their wines. The score I got gives me the chance to give French Wine Scholar courses and add the magic letters “FWS” to my name ;). If you want to […]
Many interesting wineries can be reached easily either by train or bus from Madrid. Let me give you some tips on how to do it and where to go with this step-by-step guide. Interesting alternatives to city tourism are just few hours far from the Spanish capital city. To continue reading, visit my original article […]
Ordering a glass of wine in a Spanish restaurant, especially if you are non-Spaniard, can be a challenging task and many wine neophytes might experience a situation similar to the one I had when I first came to Spain. Discover some useful tips for ordering wine in this beautiful Country. To continue reading, visit my […]
Catalonia is one of the most diverse and innovative wine regions of Spain. Ten unique DO sub regions contribute to such success. Their local wines made from native grapes on amazing terroirs are special treasures you shouldn’t miss if you are a real wine passionate. To continue reading, visit my original article on Catavino: http://catavino.net/lesser-known-wines-of-catalunya-not-to-miss