Wine and Sommelier certificate templates and badges
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A wine certificate template gives a school a ready layout for the end of a tasting course. Wine merchants, sommelier academies, vineyards, restaurant teams and wine clubs hand one out when a student has finished the modules and tasted the final flight, at the end of a term or an evening class.
A good one names the student and the course, shows the level reached, and carries the date and the signature of the instructor or the head sommelier. You can print the certificate for framing and email the same award, which the graduate can add to a profile or an email signature.
Wording
What to write on a wine and sommelier certificate
Use these lines as they are, or as a start for your own. Every template comes with wording you can change in the studio.
Wording for a wine tasting certificate
- “Awarded for completing the Wine Appreciation course and the final blind tasting.”
- “For learning to judge the color, aroma and structure of wine with care.”
- “In recognition of a curious palate and a love of good wine.”
Sommelier certificate wording for levels
- “Presented on passing Level 2 in wines, covering the main grapes, regions and styles of the world.”
- “For completing sommelier training in wine service, food pairing and cellar care.”
- “Awarded for successfully completing the Level 1 wine course.”
Short lines for the badge or the email
- “Wine appreciation complete. Cheers!”
- “Blind tasting passed.”
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Usually the main grape varieties, the wine regions of the world, how wine is made, how to taste (look, smell, taste and think), pairing wine with food and serving it well. Many courses end with a blind tasting.
Wine bodies and schools often use numbered levels, from a beginner's introduction up through intermediate and advanced to expert or master level. Each step adds deeper knowledge and harder tasting exams. Name the level and the awarding school on the certificate.
No. A certificate from your school records that a student finished your course. Titles such as Certified Sommelier belong to the exam bodies that grant them, so do not use that wording unless you are that body.
The student's name, the course and level, the date and the signature of the instructor. Add the topics covered, such as regions, grape varieties and food pairing, or the number of wines tasted.
Wine schools, merchants, vineyards, hotels, restaurants and clubs. Hospitality employers also use them to record staff wine training, which helps a team that serves wine every day.
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