Wine
Everything You Want to Know, Taught by a Winemaker

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Are you interested in wine, but you're not sure where to start? This course is for you.

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Taught by
Michael Macfarlan

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5 posts • 2 mentions • top 3 shown below

r/u_learnvin • post
1 points • learnvin
Cut the bs. Learn about wine from a winemaker. How it’s grown, made, and enjoyed. No snooty behavior allowed.
r/wine • post
1 points • mowineco
celebrating 4,000 students in 119 countries...

Hey everyone. My udemy wine course (I know, but bear with me, you'll like it) is approaching a huge milestone of finally getting 4,000 students after a few years being published.

Seeing as this milestone is approaching and the holidays so close, I wanted to give the course away for free to you fine wineauxs as a thank you for being a great community.

If you follow the link below, you'll receive the course for free =) If you're not interested in digital learning, consider gifting it to friends and family so that you can talk about wine instead of politics over the holidays!

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-a-to-z-guide-to-wine-for-newbies-taught-by-a-winemaker/?couponCode=SUBREDDITWINE

r/wine • post
1 points • DSleep
Has anyone taken some of the wine classes on udemy? Any thoughts on their worth?

Today is the last day of the Udemy New Years sale, which tends to be their best sale of the year. There aren't many wine-related classes on the site, but I'm considering getting one or two of them. The classes I'm most interested in are:

Mastering Wine - Jancis Robinson's Shortcuts to Success

Get Wine-Smart by John Boyer

Wine: Everything You Want to Know, Taught by a Winemaker by Michael MacFarlan

Making Homemade Wine: A Step-by-Step Guide! by Mark Dotta

Has anyone taken any of these courses and had any thoughts? Worth it or not?