Have you ever wondered how people overcome their “weak nose” syndrome?

You know, the fear of being wrong when you try to describe Pinot Noir because you’re not sure if you smelled blackberry or black cherry.

The answer is sensory training.

So I’m hosting a live class on April 8.

Not to tell you what Pinot Noir should smell like, but to show you how to explore this wine style through your senses.

This session is the first step of a 4-week sensory training experience inside my Curious Palates online community.

You’ll see how I help people:

• trust what they perceive
• build clarity in their tasting
• stop second-guessing

If you want to improve your tasting skills, this is a good place to start.

Save your free seat here: https://www.innovinum.com/live-class/pinot-noir-sensory-class/register

Meet your INSTRUCTOR.

Dr. Isabelle Lesschaeve is a seasoned sensory scientist turned Wine Tasting Coach. She helps wine enthusiasts and professionals develop their palates with sensory training so they can start trusting their senses and write confident tasting notes.