Natural wine corks are made by punching cylinders from the spongy bark of cork oak trees. After harvesting, the bark is dried, cut, cleaned and graded before being turned into corks. Different wines use different types of cork depending on style, cost and how the wine is meant to be enjoyed. 🎥 Portuliège #wineeducation #winelovers #sommelier #winecork | WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust)

What have you always wanted to know about wine? Find the answers to all your questions with the world-leading wine courses from the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET). Start your wine journey, find your nearest course provider today. 🍷 | WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust)

Whether you’re a WSET student or an enthusiast tasting for pleasure, our new mobile app helps you create and store structured and consistent tasting notes using the Level 2 Systematic Approach to Tasting Wines. And it's free! iOS: http://bit.ly/WSETappiOS Android: http://bit.ly/WSETappAndroid | WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust)

'Wine Education Week' kicks off on 9th September with a World Record attempt for the largest ever sommerlierie lesson! The event in London's Kia Oval will also feature a food and wine pairing masterclass, sponsored by The Wine Society and hosted by Saturday Kitchen Live's very own pairing expert Olly Smith and Wine Director at Giorgio Locatelli Consultancy, Virgilio Gennaro. | WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust)