Thank you

[hugorodgerbrown]

I've just completed the course, and I wanted to construct something like this but never found the time. It's too late for me now, but I'm still going to print it out for reference - thank you for making it.
For those who like their information structured this is so much simpler to digest than the wall of text that is the official course handbook.

[luksow]

Cheers mate! Thanks for reaching out!

I still use this reference after more than a year, so I hope you'll find it useful as well. I also plan to add some more details to it in the next ~6 months and possibly create something similar for WSET 3, so make sure to pop on the site from time to time :)

Good luck with your wine journey!

[whatnotery]

Hey @luksow, just wanted to thank you for this as well! I took the test in November and passed with distinction and am working in the wine industry now. if you want any help with the WSET 3 project let me know! Even if it's just transcribing information from the book to JSON

[luksow]

@whatnotery amazing! I'm really glad my resources could be helpful!

WSET 3 project is still on my TODO list... I'll keep you posted on any help needed, thanks! 😍

By the way, what do you do in wine industry, if I may know? I'd also like to start something, as a side gig, but I find software development & wine don't mix well for me (timewise, mostly).

[whatnotery]

@luksow, I got laid off from my software job in September and as an early career dev, couldn't find a new position in software in this market but have been working full-time as a wine department manager in a liquor store since November.

I feel like as a side gig maybe a shift or two a week as sales at a fine wine shop if you have anything like that where you are, but that might still be too much time commitment.