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One of the most enjoyable careers or professions that you can consider is that of a wine connoisseur. Take wine appreciation to the next level by becoming a Master of Wine. What is a Master of Wine? The prestigious Master of Wine award is recognised as the highest achievement in the global wine community. Those who have attained the qualification are equipped with a unique understanding of and set of skills for dealing with all aspects of the business of wine.For more than 50 years the Institute of Masters of Wine has been promoting professional excellence and the highest educational standards in the art, science and business of wine: leading to the qualification of Master of Wine. From its beginnings in the British wine trade in 1955, the Institute’s membership now spans 25 countries while its education, examination and eventsprograms are conducted annually on a worldwide basis.Master of Wine is both a qualification and a title, usually abbreviated to the letters MW following a member’s name. To use these letters an individual must have passed the Institute’s rigorous Masters of Wine examination, which tests their practical and theoretical understanding of the art, science and business of wine.The Institute currently has 300 members around the world. These Masters of Wine are active in all aspects of the wine industry and include winemakers, importers, buyers, retailers, consultants, journalists, educators, sommeliers and senior executives. Wine education • develop knowledge and skills in winemaking, wine science, viticulture, wine appraisal and wine business • learn the science and technology of wine, encompassing wine production, wine microbiology, wine chemistry and winery engineering • provide an understanding of grape production, factors affecting grape quality, and methods for producing quality grapes • develop an understanding of wine quality and style by studying sensory wine appraisal. Benefits of being a Master Of Wine Getting the Master of Winequalification opens many doors in the wine industry. Be a wine educator, wine show judge, conference presenter, wine journalist, winemaker, vineyard advisor. and much more. Such people spread awareness about wine making and seek to bring others into the fold of appreciating wines, how to use them in the right way and much more. Being part of the global Master Of Wine community gives you the chance to work with people of various sectors within the wine industry such as wine retailers, viticulturists and viticulturists.
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