Castle de Pommard

Located in the famous village of Meusalut in Boma town in the French Burgundy region, Boma has the largest private vineyard in Burgundy today, covering 40 acres. Beginning in 1726, the Bomar winery is closely linked to the history of Burgundy. After more than three centuries of wind and rain, Boma winery has long been internationally renowned for its fine wines, and the number of visitors who come to visit has been endless, becoming a witness to the development and prosperity of the Burgundy wine industry. The underground cellar of Boma Winery is very spectacular. In addition to oak barrels, the bottles are neatly placed in various lanes, stacked according to the year partitions. Some bottles are covered with mold and dust. Seeing the wine license, many wines have been for dozens or even hundreds of years. Good wines should be paired with bottles. The bottles at Boma are very unique, hand-blown in the 18th century, and disappeared with the passage of history. Later, the owner of the winery, Jean Louis Laplanche (Jean Louis Laplanche), and his wife remodeled the prototype mold in 1969 and have been used to this day.

Boma is of course in the small town of Boma. This is the Burgundy wine region, most of the land is used to grow grapes, harvested to make wine. Boma winery can be visited and tasted, but you have to make an appointment, otherwise you can only see the list to buy a few bottles.

This is an old winery with a history of more than 300 years, and it is said that the current brand of wine, is a special wine of the French presidential palace, so it is famous. The winery has two castles, both of which have a history of two or three hundred years, and it was once an important place to receive the French royal family. It is definitely a historical and cultural winery.

Boma is a winery on the outskirts of Toulouse. It is one of the top French wineries. The winery is sunny. The wine produced here is fragrant and mellow. The color is very good, and the staff is very clear and feels quite good.

Wine is everywhere in France, and I have always wanted to know more systematically about wine, so I specially chose Pommard Winery in Burgundy to take the WSET2 course. Highlights: Not just for classes, but more experience, the atmosphere in the winery, and Pommard Winery itself is very famous. Detailed address: Chteau De Pommard, 15 Rue Marey Monge, 21630 Pommard Traffic strategy: 3 hours drive from Paris WSET2 Tuition fee: 630 Euro course small Tips: - different from domestic, the afternoon exam on the last day of the course. So before going to class, you should read the book - you can choose French or English - of course, you can stay in Dijon (the capital of Burgundy) in addition to the Beaune class - I took 2 days of intensive classes (9am-7pm), The friends with plenty of time suggest taking a normal course for 3 days, because they want to taste more than 50 wines, if they want to enjoy it, 3 days is more suitable - about WSET2 review and get the main learning content of level 2: winemaking, including strengthening wine and sparkling wine, There are also 30 grape varieties and the main producing area exam itself is not difficult (50 multiple-choice questions), but if you want to continue reading level 3, then level 2 needs to spend more time on the basis, when the memory is finer review, about the production area, it is best to draw down the map of each country, Not easy to forget. Each grape variety is best summarized in a form that can compare memory. There are 3 copies of learning materials, 1. First of all, it is recommended to pass the reading book, there is a overall impression. 2. Then look at the exercise book, there is a summary of the characteristics of each grape, and the last few pages have a map of each country (when reading the book, you can look at it against it). 3. A week before the exam, be sure to read the summary of the test center (download directly on the official website, I received no review materials, but in the foreword of the book, you need to read carefully) The pass rate of level 2 is very high, as long as you read the book carefully, you can basically pass. The pass rate of level 3 is only half. . . Good luck to everyone