Companies
Team tastings and educational meetings for employees.
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Education
Wine explained simply, elegantly and practically.
I run tastings and trainings that help people understand wine without unnecessary pretension. For companies, teams and private clients.
Who it is for
For people who want to understand wine without pressure.
Training can be practical, sales-oriented, team-building or private.
Sales teams
Practical language for speaking about wine and working with clients.
Private clients
Meetings for people who want to drink more consciously and choose with confidence.
Scope
What participants can learn.
The scope is matched to the group. It can be basic, thematic or sales-oriented.
Tasting basics
How to look, smell, taste and speak about wine clearly.
Wine styles
Key differences between wines and their practical use.
Food pairing
Rules for pairing wine with food without overcomplicating it.
Process
Training built around the group.
There is no rigid script. First we define the goal, then we choose the format.
01
Goal
We define the group level, topic and expected outcome.
02
Format
I prepare the training structure, rhythm and wine proposals.
03
Delivery
I lead the meeting in a clear, light and engaging way.
Result
Wine becomes easier to understand.
Participants leave with practical knowledge, not only a list of difficult terms.
More ease
It becomes easier to speak about wine and ask useful questions.
Better choices
Participants understand what to look for and how to compare styles.
Good experience
The meeting is educational, but still pleasant and social.
FAQ
Common questions.
Short answers before organizing training.
Can training be for beginners?
Yes. This is the most common format and works very well for companies.
Do you select wines for tasting?
Yes. Wine selection is part of preparing the meeting.
Can training be in English?
Yes. The format can also be prepared for English-speaking groups.
Want to organize a tasting or training?
Call and describe who the meeting is for and what character it should have.