WSET students learn to taste in a logical, systematic, and above all professional manner during their WSET course. Our Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT) is designed to build individuals' skills progressively through the different qualification levels.

Note to students: The WSET Level 3 Wine-Lexicon is designed to be a prompt and a guide which you do not need to memorise. You can pass the tasting examination with distinction if you use the descriptors in the Wine-Lexicon but you do not need to limit yourself to these terms and the examiners will accept other descriptors so long as they are ...

An explanation on how to use the WSET Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT) for tasting wine. Step-by-step advice and practical tips on the different elements of a SAT tasting note.

If you’re enrolled in WSET you know that your life depends on crafting one modeled after the Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT). In our latest blog post, Food & Wine contributor Jonathan Cristaldi breaks down why the SAT is an essential tool for any industry professional.

Level 1 will also be your first introduction to the WSET Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine (SAT), a standardized system of tasting and evaluating wine that will become more complex as you progress through the WSET levels.

Dec 4, 2019 · For the blind tasting, you don’t need to call the wine, but you do need to write the correct notes from top to bottom according to the SAT (Systematic Approach to Tasting). You only need a 55% to pass, but don’t let that fool you.

The WSET SAT is central to both Level 3 and 4 exams. It ensures consistency in tasting and helps in developing a refined ability to identify various aroma profiles. Regular practice with this approach is indispensable for mastering the nuances of wine assessment.

This advanced tasting grid, integral to the WSET Level 3 course, trains enthusiasts and professionals alike in a methodical exploration of wine, enhancing both their palate and understanding. Let’s delve deeper into how the SAT facilitates …

How to taste wines, describe their characteristics and evaluate their quality, using the WSET Level 3 Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine® (SAT). The specification for the course can be found here .

The WSET Level 4 Wine-Lexicon is designed to be a prompt and a guide which you do not need to memorise. You can pass the tasting examination if you use the descriptors in the Wine-Lexicon but you do not need to limit yourself to these terms and the