You and the Texas Wine Grape Industry: Past, Present, and Future (Vit-Enol 100)
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- September 27, 2024
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Every journey begins with a first step, and in our program, that step is Vit-Enol 100: You and the Texas Wine Grape Industry: Past, Present, and Future. This foundational course takes you through the history and evolution of wine worldwide and in Texas. You'll gain insight into its current trends and challenges and explore future opportunities in this dynamic sector. This course will set the stage for your success by providing the essential context and framework to understand the Texas wine industry and its significance in the global market.
Viticulture and Wine Science Certificate Program
This online course is the first course in the new Viticulture and Wine Science Certificate Program!
Take up a program focused on Viticulture or Enology separately or opt for a combined approach to gain a rounded education in both fields through individual classes. Texas is one of the fastest-growing wine regions in the United States.
In this two-year certificate program, you'll receive hands-on experience, scientific understanding, practical skills, and expert guidance to succeed.
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