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Objectives

Knowing and mastering the basics of sensory analysis: best practices and tests to provide objective answers to the main questions professionals ask when setting up experiments in the winery: ‘are there sensory differences between my methods?’ "have the sensory properties of my wine changed? is it at the expected quality level?

Périods

Dates: 4 December 2025
Duration and timetable: 1 day or 7 hours

Price

350 euros TTC - (lunch included)

  Public, prerequisites

Any professional in the wine industry setting up experiments on wine quality and wishing to implement sensory analysis.

  level

Experienced amateur and professional

Nombre de places

  • Minimum : 9 participants
  • Maximum : 40 participants

Program

  • Good practice in sensory analysis
  • Discriminatory tests
  • Descriptive and specific tests for assessing wine quality
  • Each part of the programme will be illustrated by practical exercises

Target skills
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  • Knowing and knowing how to choose the best sensory analysis practices according to your objectives.
  • Be familiar with and know how to set up the main sensory tests specific to the sector's issues.
  • Evaluate the limits of certain sensory approaches depending on the resources available.

  • Teacher-researcher at ISVV

Teaching methods

  • Presentations with discussions and exchanges
  • Sensory exercises
  • Trainee booklet

Validation procedures

  • Certificate of achievement
    Placement test

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 Head of education

Sophie Tempère

 

Sophie TEMPERE
+33 (0) 5 57 57 58 36
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Institut des Sciences de la Vigne et Vin - 210 Chemin de Leysotte
CS50008 - 33882 Villenave d'Ornon

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