Level 2
Level 2 Course in Wines
A wide overview of the global wine industry. World Wine regions and Vine of the World.
1100 €
Your Eurosommelier Level 2
in Wines at a Glance.
Each Lesson touches a Wine Production Area, worldwide, from a single Region to a Continent.
Tasting selected Wines and Spirits from the subject of each lesson.
We will visit wine producing countries at all five continents.
The Course Lasts 9 Lessons, minimum 36 hours correspondent to 48 Learning Modules. Written exam 120 Minutes
The flag on the right shows the language in which each course is taught.
Eurosommelier Level 2 – de
9 Termine, 48 Lernmodule, > 50 Weine
13/05/2026
5:00 pm
Eurosommelier Level 2 – en
9 lessons, 48 Learning Modules, more than 50 wines
12/05/2026
5:00 pm
Eurosommelier Level 2 – it
9 lezioni, 48 moduli didattici, + 50 vini
11/05/2026
5:00 pm
Your Eurosommelier Level 2
in Wines at A Glance
Wine tasting
More than 40 Wines
The Course Lasts
9 lessons + exam
Written exam
120 Minutes
About the course
At Level 2, we deepen our knowledge of the global wine scene. We will not only talk about wines from around the world, but also every lesson, taste them. This is both to learn more about each specific wine region and to be able to cross-reference how, for example, the same grape can have different characteristics depending on where it has been cultivated. Each lesson is devoted to a specific wine region, area and country such, for example, France, Germany, Italy etc., where we will conduct an in-depth sensory analysis of the selected wines. We will also delve into other wine countries and regions such as, for example, China, Balkan, Canada, Scandinavia, Oceania etc. From our wine glasses, we will visit the birthplace of wine in Georgia and Eastern Mediterranean. We will delve into history as we taste wines from Cyprus and Greece. By the end of this course, you will have travelled around the world of wine and gained in-depth knowledge of the different characteristics of international grapes depending on where they are grown, as well as first-hand experience of several of the unique grapes of different countries.
Entry requirements
To be admitted to a level 2 course you have to successfully complete level 1.
Alternatively, completion with a passing grade from a corresponding course at another school. For example, WSET3 or IHK Assistant Sommelier or equivalent.
Students from other programmes must complete and pass the Eurosommelier Level 1 exam at a cost of €80 no later than 7 days before the start of Level 2.
For any questions, please contact info@eurosommelier.de, attaching your references.
What you will learn
- Recognise the different characteristics of wine
- Train your senses
- How to describe wine professionally
- The difference between grape varieties and how to recognise them.
- International enography
- Different production areas and sub-regions of the major producing countries and of all areas of the world. We will cover, among others – Italy, France, Iberian Penninsula, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, The Nord European Country and Scandinavia, Balcan and east Europe, the birth basin of vines in West Asia, South East Mediterranean, from Cyprus, to Greece, to Lebanon, to Algeria, China, Asia, North America and Canada, The complex South American Continent, South Africa, Oceania and the evolution of the “South Garden”, New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania etc.
- Practise memorising and comparing wine samples to find similarities and differences.
- Names of geographical areas in detail, as well as different names of grapes/vines (more than 1,300) and their synonyms.
- The selected wines are divided into international varieties that are compared with the same varieties produced in other countries and with autochthonous wines, i.e. wines that are only or originally produced in the area.
- For the best possible experience, all lessons are live and on site, where we taste the same wine and comment on it face to face, taking the time we need, without rushing.
- During the course, we will taste at least 40 different wines. This number often increases as opportunities arise.
- Some lessons are held with the help of native or specialised experts from the area being studied.
- The course includes at least 48 hours of personal private study.
- Students will also be encouraged to form study groups for their own studies.
- A maximum of 2 absences from 9 lessons are permitted.
- Students with membership card will also be invited to different wine-fairs, events etc
The Course Organization
During 9 lessons you will continue to develop your ability to recognize the different qualities of the wine. Train your senses and practicing how to describe wine
You will furthermore practice to differentiate between the grape varieties and how to recognize them.
Under the guidance of our professional teachers, you will learn more about the characteristics of wines from different countries, regions and subregions. Both through theory and through tasting you will learn about international enography
The Teaching Resources
At the first meeting, you’ll receive your course material, containing a textbook, study guide, self-assessment exercises, and summary sheet of the European School for Sommeliers. The program includes presentations, discussions and visual aids, as well as guided tastings and self-assessment exercises. Our experienced teachers and when relevant, experts from the area being studied will guide you through every step and be available to answer questions and encourage discussion both during lessons and outside of class.
Evaluation And Certification
of Eurosommelier
Evaluation And Certification
The exams will be correct immediately and you will be given the results the same day.
If you fail the exam you can try again at any other exam-date within a 12 month period, as long as you have a valid membership card.
You can also do the exam Online Is a written exam consisting of both open and multiple-choice questions covering th theme of the Level.
You have 120 minutes to answer. To pass, at least at 60% of the answers must be right
Terms & Conditions
- The registration is binding and the costs will not be reimbursed.
- Paid card membership (84,00€) for the current year is obligatory in order to receive the diploma.
- Payments for the course: At the registration, to reserve your place: 5oo,00 €
Last payment 600,00€ 15 days before the first lesson. - For partial payments or sponsorship, please contact info@eurosommelier.de
- Minimum age: 18 year at the start of the course.
Eurosommelier inclusiveness policy
At Eurosommelier we are committed to equal opportunities and aim to create a space for learning and discovery for everyone.
Our programs are accessible to people with disabilities. If you have a disability or require special accommodations, please contact us at +49 1525783 5883 or info@eurosommelier.de.
We will work with you to find a solution.
Level 1
Level 1 is an introductory course for wine enthusiasts, offering a structured overview of wine production and how it influences taste.
Level 3
The Level 3 will give you the internationally recognized Sommelier certification. The course is designed for professionals who already work in wine, but is also suitable for oenophiles who wish to deepen their knowledge of wine or make a career change.