Russia has risen to 11th position in the global wine production rankings.

August 4th is a special date in winemaking history, because it's believed that on this day, the Benedictine monk Dom Pierre Pérignon first introduced the world to the sparkling wine we know today as Champagne!

On August 2-3, Mozart Wine House Sommelier Academy, with the support of the East European Association of Sommeliers and Experts, hosted an unforgettable "Wine Weekend"!

Wine is more than just a beverage. It's a symbol of elegance, prestige, and a distinct perspective on life!

The world of wine is not only a pleasure for gourmets but also a promising market for investors. Wine indices help navigate it – these are special indicators that reflect price dynamics, trading volumes, and general market trends.

The Mozart Wine House Sommelier Academy invites you to a brand-new masterclass/tasting dedicated to winemaking regions you may not have heard of yet!

At the Mozart Wine House Sommelier Academy, we hosted the "Wine and Food: The Perfect Pair" masterclass led by Maxim I. Kobylnikov, Vice-President of the Eastern European Association of Sommeliers and Experts.

Terroir is a French word that doesn't have a direct translation into Russian, but it describes the complex of natural factors that influence the characteristics of grapes and wine. In simple terms, it's the "birthplace" of the wine, encompassing all the specific features of the land where the grapes grow.

The Academy, curated by the Eastern European Association of Sommeliers and Experts, is the only licensed educational institution in Southern Russia that issues state-recognized certificates of advanced training upon completion of the professional sommelier course. This is a guarantee of the quality and recognition of your qualifications.