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Are any of these 3 grapes on the WSET 2? They're not covered in the textbook or my course (I'm taking through Napa Valley Wine Academy), but I did notice it on the WSET Level 2 specification.

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u/alack_ofcolor — 10 days ago
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Wset

I have completed Wset 3 with ease and i am now considering doing 4.
Im doing it just for fun, i work in engineering and have no economical incent to do so. Judt entertainment and fun.

Would anyone here that has or is doing wset 4 tell me how much work it actually is? I image every stage of 4 to be like a lvl 3 exam. Am i wrong?

Please help me decide

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u/Tight_Head3685 — 5 days ago
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are they still producing them? my work is asking me to have one when i complete lvl 2, but i'm getting mixed information from my course provider...

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u/mareinator — 8 days ago
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Completed the WSET 2 exam via a NY based provided in mid March and was communicated results should be available in two weeks. As of today the provider has no estimate on timing of exam scores. Any other recent examples of delays?

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u/GloXlo — 6 days ago
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The Science & Art of Growing Grapes

u/4betgod — 4 days ago
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Built an interactive grape & region map while studying for WSET L2 - sharing in case it helps anyone else

Hey all - about a month into prepping for the WSET Level 2 exam, I realised something like 60% of the questions hinge on knowing which grapes grow where (and how the same grape behaves differently across regions). Flashcards weren't sticking, so I built a small map for myself.

It's at https://terroir.cc/ - pick a grape and it highlights every region in scope on the world map; pick a region and it shows what's grown there with a per-pairing style note (Cab in Pauillac vs Coonawarra, etc.). 33 grapes and 125 regions covered, all from the official WSET L2 spec + my own ebook readings.

No signup, no ads, no tracking. Source on GitHub if anyone wants to fork it for L3 or another qualification: https://github.com/AbsolutelyTotal/terroir

Caveats: it's reference-only (no quiz mode yet), and I sanity-checked the data against the WSET PDFs but I'm one person - mistakes happen. If you spot anything wrong, GitHub issues or replies here are welcome.

Hope it's useful for anyone else prepping for the exam 🍇

u/MatureCoconut — 4 days ago
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WSET 2 NYC

Im starting the three day level 2 course this weekend; I’m curious for anyone else who had done it in the last was the experience reasonably social? I find that most wine events can be a bit standoffish. Ideally I’d like to meet some others into wine during this course despite it only being three days long.

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u/urdit — 3 days ago
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Been studying for fun ... What else to prep for level 2?

I've read the Zraly text cover to cover (Windows on the World) and I'm working through the Wine Bible now. I'm interested in getting my level 2 before I take a huge wine trip this year. Should I keep reading the Wine Bible or would my time be better spent switching to Level 2 materials? I'm trying to make the exam as easy as possible for myself by the time I'm able to take it.

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u/ReviewingThings — 3 days ago
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Just got my WSET3 results after 9 weeks

And I passed with Merit 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

I honestly wasn’t very confident about the short answer questions, but here we are!

I highly recommend WWJ without a doubt, It’s probably what helped me the most during the course, I watched most of the videos before my in-person classes and helped me to understand everything better.

Now I will wait for save some money and start to think about Diploma 🫡

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u/TapasTour — 4 hours ago