Paris Wine Academy

Study French Wine Where It’s Made.

Certification meets culture in immersive, small-group programs in Paris and Lyon.

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We believe wine education should be rooted in real experience.
That means learning in the vineyards and villages, not just in the classroom.
Our team blends academic structure with cultural immersion — because to understand French wine, you need to understand France.

Two Cities. Two Certifications.

Study French wine in two of the country’s most iconic cities.
Both built for curious, committed wine lovers.

French Wine Essentials

Ideal for wine lovers looking to deepen their understanding in a short-format, in-person course with cultural touches.

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French Wine Scholar

For professionals and serious students seeking full certification with wine region immersion across Burgundy, Rhône & Beaujolais

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Where Wine Meets Culture

We connect the dots between what you read in the books and what you taste in the glass.
This isn’t just education. It’s connection to place, to people, to purpose.

From vineyards to farms to the table.
This isn’t wine in a vacuum. You’ll connect it to the land, the food, and the people who make it all matter.

A bi-cultural, bilingual bridge.
Your instructor was born and raised in France, steeped in tradition, terroir, and teaching.
Your co-host and cultural guide brings warmth, clarity, and a deep understanding of what it means to cross cultures with curiosity.

Only six students per cohort.
This is personal, not packaged. Small groups mean deeper learning and real connection — with each other, and with the places we visit.

Academic meets immersive.
You’ll study in the classroom and in the vineyard. Learn the theory, then live it — glass in hand, notebook open, boots in the dirt (or maybe just the cobblestones).

We created Paris Wine Academy for people like us; people who want more than a certificate. They want meaning.

This is for those who want to understand French wine from the inside out, not just pass a test, but feel the place, meet the people, and connect theory to lived experience.