Last Call for Fall 2022 Specialist of Texas Wine Certification Class: Learn Texas Wine from the Man Who Wrote the Book on It!

It’s almost time to close out the enrollment for the next Texas Wine Certification Class to be held starting September 21st on three consecutive Wednesdays and a one hour certification exam the day after the final class. This is the original and best Texas wine course. It is taught by Dr. Russell Kane, award-winning author and longest tenured Texas wine writer, who both reported on and personally experienced the rise in the Texas wine regions from only 30 post-prohibition wineries to over 400 wineries, many of which are now internationally recognized.

Dr. Russell Kane, Texas wine writer and award-winning author

Enroll online now through The Texas Wine school to secure your place in the class and receipt of wines for the class tastings (click here)

Certification student (planning to take the exam) $275 plus shipping
Auditing student (not planning to take the exam) $205 plus shipping

The Texas Wine School offers Dr. Kane’s Specialist of Texas Wine course as a first-of-its-kind program. It uniquely offers a comprehensive series of classes featuring the wines and wine regions of Texas. Never before has there been a wine program with classes specifically focused solely on Texas. According to Dr. Kane, ”When I assembled the materials for this class, my goal was to teach Texas and its wines in much the same manner I experienced while learning about Bordeaux, Burgundy and Napa Valley. I focus on history, culture, climate, geology, and geography, as well as advances in viticulture and enology that have put Texas on the map of fine wine producing regions.”

A copy of Dr. Kane’s award winning Texas wine book is provided to paid students

As your instructor, Dr. Kane offers paid students attending the course a copy of his book, “The Wineslinger Chronicles: Texas on the Vine” that was selected as part of Texas Tech University Press book series, Grover E. Murray Culture in the American Southwest. The class also features guest presenters actively involved in Texas wineries. The information presented in these classes will provide great knowledge and working value to students in hospitality and service industries, wine distribution and sales, and tasting rooms. It will also be of great interest to knowledgeable consumers wanting an immersive Texas wine experience and detailed information on how and where to find the best Texas wines.

Wine grapes growing in Mason County, Texas

This course will cover:

  • Details of each wine region, including location, geologic history, soils, climate and leading grape varieties grown in the region
  • The evolution of Texas winemaking from its early Spanish and immigrant European period (1600-1800) and early post-Prohibition (1940-1990) and modern period (1990-present), with a focus on winemaking techniques and grape varieties
  • The links and contrasts between Texas wines and their old & new world counterparts through lectures and guided tastings.

The course provides students with comprehensive slide set (in PDF) for each class in addition to study and reference materials, and tasting /discussion notes for the wines provided and tasted in the three classes. Upon successful completion, certification students will receive a certificate and lapel pin that will distinguish them among their peers, friends and associated.

Specialist of Texas Wine Certification Lapel Pin

Enroll online now through The Texas Wine school to secure your place in the class and receipt of wines for the class tastings (click here):

Certification student (planning to take the exam) $275 plus shipping
Auditing student (not planning to take the exam) $205 plus shipping

Extra Value: Those students that successfully complete their Specialist of Texas Wine Certification this Fall will qualify to enroll in Dr. Kane Specialist of Texas Wine Advanced class being developed. It is scheduled for completion by the end of the year and ready for presentation by January 2023.

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