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Want to Become a Professional Wine Judge?
bfson wrote: > The Pacific Rim Intl. Wine Competition is looking for residents of San > Bernadino County, California, who want to be professional wine judges. > A local judge's qualifying exam will be held on Sat. Jan 28 at the > National Orange Show grounds in San Bernardino. Breaking into the group > of folks who judge major US wine competitions is very difficult. This > is one of the few major competitions to hold an open qualifying exam > (The exam centers on tasting and smelling ability not arcane book > knowlege.) If you are interested please contact me, Bob Foster, the > director of the competition, at No, thank you. Wine is to be DRUNK, not tasted. |
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