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That way you will get to know your wine list even better and at the same time revise certain aspects of theory. And then look into those regions, grapes, producers, vintages etc.

When you come home from service, write down which wines you sold that night.

Three of the most valuable tips I ever got Look into yourself and read about study techniques are you more the visual, more the text or more the electronic girl or guy? Adapt your study techniques accordingly.

Remember to allocate more time to those topics you do not know well and or do not deal with every day. If there is a certain date when the exam or competition is held make yourself a schedule, outlining when and what you want to study – and leave gaps for breaks, unplanned overtime at work and of course repetition. Try to analyse what the required mind-set and the way the questions / tasks are set or phrased is. Know your deadlines, and if it is a competition or exam try to get a hold on the syllabus, former questions / videos and try to speak to people that have done the same thing. ”The key is to know what you are studying for trying to advance your personal wine knowledge (either for leisure or for a certain work environment), a competition, a formal exam or a mix of the above.

Here are reigning Sommelier World Champion Marc Almert's best advice when it comes to learning wine! Your best general advice when it comes to learning about wine? Use a mix of studying tools, be thorough – and don't forget to take a break once in a while.