New: Become a certified wine taster with 9 bottles and Harold Hamersma
If your wine knowledge stops at knowing the difference between white and red wine, the world of wine can seem rather intimidating. But with a little knowledge, that problem is easily solved. Even better: with a little wine knowledge, you’ll always pick the tastiest bottle from the shelf and you’ll no longer stare blankly at the wine list. ‘Waiter, I’ll have that oaky Chardonnay, please, lovely with that chicken!’
So it’s a good idea to take the online wine course from De Grote Hamersma. Through 12 chapters with videos, you’ll expand your wine knowledge, which is tested with 120 multiple-choice questions. In the end, you’ll earn the official De Grote Hamersma® Wine Taster diploma (no, it’s not a typo—we’re not drunk yet).
9 bottles of wine
The course costs €159, including the required course materials: 9 bottles of wine of 0.75 l. And of course, these are wines that have been positively rated by the tasting team at De Grote Hamersma. Through 120 multiple-choice questions covering various themes, both your tasting skills and your theoretical knowledge are tested. With a passing score, a lovely bonus awaits you.
Share your tasting notes
You don’t just receive the official De Grote Hamersma® Wine Taster diploma (it looks spectacular above your wine rack); as a newly certified Wine Taster, you can also share your own tasting notes on De Grote Hamersma with all the other wine lovers.
Chambérer
And the best part is that you can now intimidate others with your wine knowledge. ‘Waiter, could you chambérer this wine for me?’
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