April 27, 2007, Newsletter Issue #52: Wine School Tuition

Tip of the Week

Some of the great cooking schools in New York or other places in the U.S. offers wine school classes for professional chefs or for amateurs wishing to impress their friends with wine and food pairings. You may learn about wine tasting and how to pick out the right wine for your meal depending on your tastes.
Wine and food parings can be complicated sometimes but they do not have to be. Wine school tuition is affordable for anyone who would like to take the class. Some of the more complicated, yet thorough, classes may cost under $1000 for a complete 12-hour course. Wine schools may also offer seminars that will teach the basics of wine and food pairing, wine tasting and much more.

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