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Course Description

 
Italian wine is among the most popular in the world for many reasons, and the sheer range of styles, grape varieties, and producers makes this wine undoubtedly some of the most important. The best part about Italian wine is that no matter how much of an expert you are, there’s always more to learn! There are 20 official regions in Italy, and excellent wine is produced in all of them. Anytime you begin exploring a country’s wine culture, it’s smart to taste examples from throughout the country to get a complete picture. In Italy, that means looking for wines from the north, central, and southern parts of the country, and from coastal and mountainous regions. With Italy,
you don’t need to spend a fortune to purchase a wonderful array of wines. Join OLLI to learn more about Italy’s excellent wines! You will sample various wines with matching hors d’oeuvres.

Notes

Instructor: Hank Fanberg

Location: Total Wine

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