The Wine Trade: Global, National and Local Perspectives

MET ML 654

Graduate Prerequisites: (METML653) - Gives students an in-depth understanding of issues confronting national wine industries and how these issues relate to the U.S. and local wine trade. Students develop understanding and professional skills by researching assigned topics, participating in teacher-led discussions, and tasting numerous wines under the guidance of instructors. Specialists in the wine trade visit to contribute their expertise and provide an interface to the trade. Students share independent research with classmates by giving presentations and researching relevant topics which highlight issues currently facing the wine industry. The format of this course requires students to do independent research, which may be presented in class and/or submitted in the form of an essay.

SPRG 2025 Schedule

Section Instructor Location Schedule Notes
A1 Sarkissian FLR 122 R 6:00 pm-8:45 pm WebReg Restricted, Permission Required, Lab Fee $325. Prerequisite: ML 653

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