WineMasters Class (2020) is a series web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch WineMasters Class online in HD.
WineMasters Class — Storyline
WineMasters class is a complete wine course that is ranked above WSET level 3 for all wine students, professionals and food and wine enthusiasts. Your teachers are world-famous Masters of Wine and Champion Sommeliers. The 48 episodes cover all wine regions, 96 food and wine pairings, 48 wine technicalities, and 96 blind tastings. This complete masterclass will help you obtain your (WSET) Wine and Sommelier certificates.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Klaas de Jong
WineMasters Class — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2020-04-01 |
| Seasons | 8 |
| Episodes | 18 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Status | Returning Series |
WineMasters Class — Episode Guide
Class I
- E1: Austrian Whites (2020-04-01) — Austria makes some of the greatest dry white wines on the planet, both in terms of value and overall quality. The Danube River going through the north-eastern part of the country p
- E2: California (2020-04-08) — Although California is quite a young wine-growing area comprising most of the European wine regions, it has a lot of history. You will learn about the ups and downs in the region,
- E3: Western Loire Valley (2020-04-15) — The Loire Valley is most famous for its castles along the longest river of France, but it is also a very diverse wine region. In this episode we focus on the western part of the Va
- E4: Southern Rhone Valley (2020-04-22) — From the friendly and easy-drinking Côte du Rhône to the prestigious Châteauneuf-du-Pape, we will be rolling through the terroirs of the Southern Rhône Valley, discussing red and w
- E5: Tuscany (2020-04-29) — Tuscany is one of the oldest wine regions in Europe and is mostly known for Chianti. This episode will explain to you all about the Sangiovese grape and different wines made from t
- E6: German Burgunders – Pinot (2020-05-06) — It is not only in Burgundy where the Pinot family thrives, in Germany the grape varieties are very popular and are called Burgunder here. You will learn about Spätburgunder, Weissb
Class II
- E1: Eastern Loire Valley — This eastern segment of the Loire Valley is the reputed birthplace of Sauvignon Blanc and it is here where you can find the two most famous appellations of the Loire; Sancerre and
- E2: Campania — The fame of this land was well described by the Romans, they knew the region as Campania Felix, which translates into English as "land of bounty and joy". Its fame as a great wine-
- E3: Alsace — The Alsace area is known for its aromatic, fruity intense, and spicy white wines, primarily from Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Muscat which are the 4 noble grapes varie
- E4: Spanish Old Vines — The future of Spanish wine lies in its history. Ambitious winemakers are heading off to the hinterlands in search of old vines. We visit Toro where red wines are made from Tinta de
- E5: Argentina — Altitude is key in Argentina. Except for the Patagonia region, most vineyards in Argentina are situated at 600 to 2000 meters above sea level and located close to the Andes mountai
- E6: Southern Portugal & Madeira — We start this episode on a unique island in the Atlantic Ocean, which gives its name to one of the world's great fortified wines; Madeira. The 4 styles of the quality spectrum get
Class III
- E1: Provence — This southern French region is famous for rosé wine. Most are blends and include grapes like Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, Carignan, and Mourvèdre, among others. In our experiment, we
- E2: Galicia — Located in the northwest corner of Spain, the green vineyards of Galicia are dominated by many local white grape varieties, of which the Albariño grape is the best-known. But the a
- E3: New Zealand — Sauvignon Blanc dominates New Zealand's wine industry. Although Sauvignon Blanc is planted all over the country, Marlborough is almost synonymous with New Zealand wine. Another Fre
- E4: Veneto — Veneto has a rich history of winemaking traditions of which one is drying grapes. This method is called appassimento and is used to make Amarone. We’ll explain the process in our e
- E5: Bordeaux Right Bank — Bordeaux is the most famous wine region in the world and wines are usually a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Bordeaux is split into the Left and Right Bank,
- E6: Austrian Red Wines — Austria’s red wines could be considered one of Europe’s unknown viticultural gems. At first glance, their names might appear unfamiliar and largely unpronounceable. But grapes such
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does WineMasters Class have? 8 season(s) with 18 episodes.
Who created WineMasters Class? Klaas de Jong.
Where can I watch WineMasters Class? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
