28 March 2011 , 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Members of the wine trade will have the opportunity to learn more about the industry’s most highly regarded qualification at the ProWein trade fair in March.
The Institute of Masters of Wine is holding a master class to showcase its education programme to potential students on 28 March 2011 at ProWein in Düsseldorf.
The event is being hosted by the wine countries and regions of Argentina, California, Chile, New Zealand and South Africa, which are jointly presenting Down to Earth at ProWein for the second year running.
The Institute master class is aimed principally at wine trade professionals who may be interested in entering its international education programme. It will be hosted by Lynne Sherriff MW, Chairman of the Institute. It will include an introduction to the Institute, a tutored tasting of wines, and the opportunity to discuss professional development through the education programme. It will take place from 1630 to 1800 at the Down to Earth stand, Hall 6 G90, in the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre.
The event is free but participants must register in advance. Further information, including booking details, can be found in the Seminar Registration section of the www.down2earth-prowein.com website.
Lynne Sherriff MW said: “Institute master classes offer the chance to discover just what is involved in becoming a Master of Wine. We are delighted to have the opportunity to hold a master class during ProWein and look forward to attracting new students of the highest calibre from all wine-related disciplines as the Institute continues to broaden and internationalise its membership.”
