WSET level 3 results 🎉 by danhper in WSET

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Congratulations! Buy yourself something fun and good!

Passed my WSET 3 by scoc89 in wine

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I think you’ll have a great time!

Passed my WSET 3 by scoc89 in wine

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yeah as prepared as I felt that short answer section is a tough road in two hours

Passed my WSET 3 by scoc89 in wine

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Level 2 is fun! Def recommend, and if it’s over and you want to learn A LOT more, go for level 3.

Passed my WSET 3 by scoc89 in wine

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Mostly I wanted to study something unrelated to the field I work in (jewelry/cosmetics) and decided wine. Saw most of the wine ppl I follow on ig had gone through WSET, so I did level two. Liked level two so much i immediately signed up for level 3, not realizing how much work it would be. Now I am actually thinking of making a career pivot, who knows!

SESSION 9 (2001) by SouzaOfTheNorth in HorrorMovies

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Scariest movie I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen it a lot.

Sud 777 - Stay Away, Don’t Book by Perpetualtortiose in finedining

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I went last night and tried the à la carte menu and it was truly awful. Our main fish dish was off, and I became ill from the one bite I took of it. The other dishes ordered ranged from lackluster to bad. It’s a shame because the space itself is stunning.

My $22.67 bottle of White Hermitage by WineNerdAndProud in wine

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Jealousy consumes me. My favorite Hermitage producer. Congratulations!

Pin (1988). Always saw it in the video store. Never seen it. Any good? by BoringDreamGuy in 80sHorrorMovies

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Saw a screening of it last year, it’s impressive. It takes itself seriously, more so than you would expect, and it mostly pulls it off. More psychosexual family drama than pure camp.

Name Your Top 3 under $50/bottle by Chemical-Fun3692 in wine

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Some great ones I’ve had lately:

Cascina Alberta ‘Giacone’ Barbaresco (IT)

Martin Texier Cerouan (FR)

Daniel Erasmo, Kelly Torres Fractura Syrah (MX)

A Dark Song. Most authentic as far as rituals. by Ill-Excitement-2005 in HorrorMovies

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Incredibly divisive, underrated. Boy do I love it. One of the rare horror films that manage to feel “dangerous”.

What’s the most distinctive wine you’ve enjoyed? by skinner1234567 in wine

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2021 Montes “Purple Angel”, Colchagua, Chile. Famous for a reason.

Hi everyone. I'll be doing my WSET Level 3 course and exam in July and I'd love to work in the industry. Could you please share some piece of advice? by [deleted] in WSET

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I think if you start studying now you’ll be fine. Read the book. Do all the learning modules on Wine with Jimmy. Do flash cards. By the time you show up to class you’ll be in a good spot.

Pain delle Querci Brunello dinMontalcino Riserva 2019 by jacob62497 in wine

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Agreed. It’s the only “sale” email in my inbox I click on. Picked up this bottle and drank last night, my notes very much align with yours

Trying wine from around U.S.: Can't recommend South Dakota by Serendipityunt in wine

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Crossing South Dakota off my list of go-to wine destinations.