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Winter and Spring 2010 Schedule of Classes |
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For Registration and information: call 914-478-5197 |
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Courses by Month:(Note: a list of individual classes by month is given following the list of courses below.) |
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Starting January: |
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| Six Mondays: | January 25: | Principal Grapes & Wine Regions of the World |
| February 1: | Sensory Evaluation of Wine - Part I: How to Taste and What We Taste: Identifying Tastes and Textures in Wine | |
| February 8: | Sensory Evaluation of Wine - Part II: Identifying Aromas, Bouquets, Flavors, and Wine Styles | |
| February 22: | Wines of
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| March 1: | Wines of
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| March 8: | Wines of the USA | |
| Tuition: | $408 / six evenings $85 / individual evenings |
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| Wednesday, | January 20 | |
Due to scarcity and price, we rarely get to taste the best wines from the world’s Legendary Wineries. This course remedies that problem as we tour eight of the world’s most famous and most important wineries. These are the wineries that have defined regions and epochs, set the standards for the rest of the world, and excelled, in many cases, century after century. Learn about these eight wineries, why they are so important, and then taste their wines. Highlights include Vega Sicilia (1995 “Unico”), Biondi-Santi (1999 Brunello di Montalcino), and Louis Roederer (2002 Cristal). |
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| Cost: | $185 per person | |
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| Thursdays: | January 7: | Indian & Asian Cuisine & Matching Wines |
| February 4: | French Cuisine & Wines | |
| March 4: | South American Cuisine & Wines | |
| April 8: | German Cuisine & Wines | |
| May 6: | American Cuisine & Wines | |
| June 3: | “DownUnder” Cuisine (i.e. Australia & New Zealand) | |
| Cost: | $390 /four
dinners: $570/6 dinners $97.50 / individual dinners |
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Starting February: |
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| Four Wednesdays: | postponed to February 17: | Chocolate and Wine: Pairings to Please the Heart and Palate |
| February 24: | Champagne and Sparkling Wines - Bubbling Flavors from Around the World | |
| March 10: | The Truth about Wine and Cheese | |
| March 24: | Dessert Wines – A Luscious Array | |
| Tuition: | $290 / four evenings $85 / individual evenings |
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Starting March: |
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| Nine Tuesdays: | March 16, 23; April 13, 20, 27; May 4, 18, 25; June 8. | |
| Time: | 7:00 - 10:00 PM | |
| Tuition: | $895 ($825 for WWS graduates, people currently working in the food and beverage industry, and couples who pay for just one Study Guide. An additional $75 discount is given for those who join the Society of Wine Educators.) | |
Starting April: |
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| Four Wednesdays: | April 14: | A Night in
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| April 28: | A Night in
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| May 12: | A Night in Mendoza | |
| May 26: | A Night in
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| Tuition: | $290 / four evenings $85 / individual evenings |
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* Gift certificates are available * |
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Individual Classes by Month
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| $85 per class 10% off for purchase of two classes: $150 15% off for purchase of four classes: $290 20% off for purchase of six classes: $408 |
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| 20th Wednesday: | Legendary Wineries and Their Wines | |
| 25th Monday: | The Principal Grape Varieties and Wine Regions of the World: an essential overview of the eight principal international grape varieties and the famous regions from which they come | |
| 1st Monday: | Sensory Evaluation of Wine – Part I: How to Taste and What We Taste: Identifying Tastes and Textures in Wine, sweetness, acidity, bitterness, tannin and alcohol | |
| 8th Monday: | Sensory Evaluation of Wine Part II: Identifying Aromas, Bouquets, Flavors, and Wine Styles | |
| 10th Wednesday: | Chocolate and Wine - Pairings to Please the Heart and Palate: match milk chocolate, dark chocolate and fruit flavored chocolate with the luscious wines and Ports that accompany them best | |
| 22nd Monday: | The Wines of France: the Regions, Grapes, and Wines of the World’s Most Important Wine Country | |
| 24th Wednesday: | Champagne and Sparkling Wines - Bubbling Flavors from Around the World: learn and experience the standard characteristics of sparkling wines and the painstaking way they are made | |
| 1st Monday: | The Wines of Italy and Spain: the most fun and, next to France, the most important wine countries in the world | |
| 8th Monday: | The Wines of the USA: California, Oregon, Washington and New York – our formidable entries into the world of wine – the regions, grapes and wines that are make these states famous | |
| 10th Wednesday: | The Truth About Cheese and Wine: not always a match made in heaven, this class demonstrates the types of cheese and wine matches that work and don’t! | |
| 24th Wednesday: | Dessert Wines: a luscious array of the finest dessert wines in the world awaits you! | |
| 14th Wednesday: | Classic Wine Regions of the World: Burgundy: taste the wines and learn about France’s most intriguing and high-priced wine region | |
| 28th Wednesday: | Classic Wine Regions of the World: Tre-Venezie: northeast Italy is one of the most varied and up-and-coming wine regions of Europe – everything from amarones to reciotos, from unique reds, such as Schiava and Teroldego to Italy’s best whites…even wines from the local winery of Joe and Lidia Bastianich. | |
| 12th Wednesday: | Classic Wine Regions of the World: Mendoza: welcome to the world’s newest great wine region, excelling in Malbec and Torrontes, but also many of the international grape varieties | |
| 26th Wednesday: | Classic Wine Regions of the World: Sonoma County: more varied in geography and closer to the Pacific than Napa, Sonoma produces many of the greatest wines from California | |