You are the best instructor on WSET on RUclips you speaking at the steady pace , is give me so easy to catch & understand I go through couple of times I just enjoy on your video . Thank you so much 👍
Hello Mate, I just wanted to say thank you regarding your video, I pass my WSET 2 (Score 72)with Merit, and you certainly have something to do with it because of your brilliant video....You doing a fantastic job:-)Thank you
I highly recommend that if you have not taken the WSET level 1 certification that you do that first. While you have the option to skip it and go straight to level 2. When I took level 1, online of course, it was created for people who nothing about wine at all. I learned the basics of how grapes grow, how to taste acid and sugar, how to taste tannins, the basic characteristics of common black and white grapes and the very basics of regions (ex: Châteauneuf-du-Pape are red wines with high alcohol, Cava is from Spain etc). I did two wine tasting zia zoom using the WSET level 1 SAT which teaches you to figure out what aromas , the level of sweetness, the level of acid and flavors you get from a wine. Then I learned about food pairings , how to store wine (wish they had included a suggestion guide on what temperature to keep the wine for aging), and how to serve wine.
@@TheGrapeExplorer This series is extremely helpful for me. I’m super nervous about the level 2 because I haven’t even finished learning all about the white grapes yet or the sparkling wines.
Hi! I'm from Russia. There is no such detailed description of WSET 2 in my language. Your video really helps to prepare well for the exam. Good luck to all students.
@@TheGrapeExplorer From the US. I've only heard "botrytized" which I thought would be "botrytised" for Brits. I guess I learned a new word. I'm assuming you spell it "botrycised."
This is awesome! I'm hoping to start my course in late spring so this is right on time. Are these questions pretty close to the style and format of the exam questions?
Great videos. Just wanted to mention a correction- I think you say and spell it as “Longtitude” (you say and spell it with an extra T) … you might want to correct that as ‘longitude’. 😊
All plants need oxygen for cellular respiration, so technically vines need oxygen as well as CO2. Great video nonetheless, you should be hired by WSET to write their questions 😂. Although I must say, my WSET2 exam had a few trickier ones than this 🙂
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Thank you so much! I just passed my level 2 exam and your videos helped me a lot. I even re watched it an hour before my exams. Studying for Level 3!!
Can you help me .currently I am preparing wset level 2 plz
You are the best instructor on WSET on RUclips you speaking at the steady pace , is give me so easy to catch & understand I go through couple of times I just enjoy on your video . Thank you so much 👍
Wow, thank you! 🍷🍷
You’ve no idea how much this helps!! You’re a life saver :)
You're welcome
Thanks very much for your videos.I just got my WSET level 2, results yesterday,I passed with only 92 percent.
Excellent!
Hello Mate, I just wanted to say thank you regarding your video, I pass my WSET 2 (Score 72)with Merit, and you certainly have something to do with it because of your brilliant video....You doing a fantastic job:-)Thank you
That's great news. Thanks for sharing.
Just studying my WSET 2 now abs this is invaluable as a learning tool and reassurance. Thank you so much for all your work ! Appreciated 🌟👊
Thanks for the support
I highly recommend that if you have not taken the WSET level 1 certification that you do that first. While you have the option to skip it and go straight to level 2. When I took level 1, online of course, it was created for people who nothing about wine at all. I learned the basics of how grapes grow, how to taste acid and sugar, how to taste tannins, the basic characteristics of common black and white grapes and the very basics of regions (ex: Châteauneuf-du-Pape are red wines with high alcohol, Cava is from Spain etc). I did two wine tasting zia zoom using the WSET level 1 SAT which teaches you to figure out what aromas , the level of sweetness, the level of acid and flavors you get from a wine. Then I learned about food pairings , how to store wine (wish they had included a suggestion guide on what temperature to keep the wine for aging), and how to serve wine.
Cheers. Did level one myself as well
@@TheGrapeExplorer This series is extremely helpful for me. I’m super nervous about the level 2 because I haven’t even finished learning all about the white grapes yet or the sparkling wines.
I am learning WSET level 2. Thanks a lot. I am learning more with you than app.
Hi. Thanks very much, I really appreciate that
Hi! I'm from Russia. There is no such detailed description of WSET 2 in my language. Your video really helps to prepare well for the exam. Good luck to all students.
Thanks. I appreciate that
Thanks. Love your channel. Its the best!
Thanks for watching. I'm happy to hear you enjoy it. Cheers 🍷
Great revision questions for that section. Thanks for putting this together.
Hi. Thanks very much, I really appreciate that
Highly appreciated for putting up this video as I am thinking about taking WSET level 2
Go for it!
@@TheGrapeExplorer Agree. Not only has it expanded my knowledge of wine, it has introduced me to tons of verities
So am I
@@stpd1957 that was a while ago, took it in may now I am getting ready for my wset 3 exam in October
Thank you! I passed my level 2 with help of these!🎉🎉
Congratulations. Cheers 🍷
This channel is so helpful,thank you Grape explorer
Glad you think so! Cheers 🍷
Thank you so much. I just started my WEST level 2 hoping to get a job in the wine industry.
Best wishes
17:56 Botrycized/botrysised? Spelling?
Are you from the US or UK. We spell words differently. Cheers 🍷🍇🍷
@@TheGrapeExplorer From the US. I've only heard "botrytized" which I thought would be "botrytised" for Brits. I guess I learned a new word. I'm assuming you spell it "botrycised."
That’s amazing . It’s really helpful for me . I have my exam on 24th of January 2021
Youre welcome. Ill get the other episodes out soon
Fantastic video Andrew. Thoroughly enjoyed that one. A few questions are in level 1 but I can't wait for your second video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great review. 👍👍👍👍. Really great questions for WSET L2.
Cheers Carl. Next installment very soon
Just had my exam on monday and I'm waiting for the results. Hope for the best 🤞
Hope you get a great result.
Not going to lie.. I'm still waiting 😂
@@tristanromih4315 I had a couple of weeks before I got my results after the exam. Level Three was even worse - two months!!!!!
Just for information, i just got the results :) I passed with merit :D big thanks to you, videos help alooot!!!
@@tristanromih4315 wooow congrats!!
This video help me a lot thank you very much, waiting for your next video
So nice of you
Wow! Thank you so much for your work!
this is excellent, thank you
Thanks.
You doing a great job mate👍my test is in two weeks....
Good luck with it.
You are the man
Thank you
Thank you very much, very helpful video
You're welcome. Best wishes for your studies
Thank you ,your videos helped me to pass wset L2 with distinction
Glad I could help!
Thanks a lot! From Hong Kong 😉👍
Thank you too!
I just ordered my wset 2 yesterday
This is awesome! I'm hoping to start my course in late spring so this is right on time. Are these questions pretty close to the style and format of the exam questions?
They are similar and what I am aiming for here is to get you used to the style of questions
@@TheGrapeExplorer Perfect, thank you! Looking forward to part 2
Great videos. Just wanted to mention a correction- I think you say and spell it as “Longtitude” (you say and spell it with an extra T) … you might want to correct that as ‘longitude’. 😊
Thank you for your video. It helps my study a lot! Now I'm studying for L2.
Is this video accepted by WSET? Or your original contents?
Amazing I want more
Thankyou. Next instalment very soon
Very helpful, thank you!
You're welcome
All plants need oxygen for cellular respiration, so technically vines need oxygen as well as CO2. Great video nonetheless, you should be hired by WSET to write their questions 😂. Although I must say, my WSET2 exam had a few trickier ones than this 🙂
Thanks for the info!
perfect.
I’d like to have a wine mentor. Is there the chance you provide 1.1 services online for WSET students ? Thanks and regards :)
Hi there. Thanks for the enquiry. This is not something I currently offer as I fit this channel around my day job.